FIELDS OF USE

CIM® monolithic supports can be used for a huge variety of laboratory steps, like e.g. separation and purification of peptides, proteins, oligonucleotides and polynucleotides; fast-in process control during production and downstream processing; solid phase extraction and sample enrichment; quality control; fast method development as well as for biosensors and for bioconversions. This record provides an overview of most common fields of use for CIM® monolithic supports grouped by various categories.

If you would like to use or CIM® monolithic supports for any particular application, which is not listed here, please do not hesitate to contact us for further information at: sales@biaseparations.com

PURIFICATION OF PROTEINS AND PEPTIDES

A001: Separation of Three Standard Proteins and Study of Batch-to-Batch Reproducibility on CIM® DEAE Disks
A003: Separation of Lignin Peroxidase Isoenzymes on a CIM® QA Disk
For additional information please see the following: Poster
A004: Conjoint Liquid Chromatography (CLC) Separation of Proteins from Mouse Ascites and Isolation of Monoclonal Antibody IgG in One Step Obtained by a Combination of CIM® QA and CIM® Protein A Disks
For additional information please see the following: Poster
A005: In-process Analysis During the Purification of Factor VIII from Human Plasma Obtained with a CIM® QA Disk
A006: Step Gradient Separation of Synthetic Peptide Mixture on CIM® SO3 Disk
A007: Isocratic Fractionation of Synthetic Peptide on CIM® SO3 Disk
A008: Step Gradient Separation of Protein Mixture on CIM® C4 Disk
A009: Quantitative Determination of Human IgG by High-Performance Immunoaffinity Chromatography Using CIM® Protein A Disk
A010: Isolation of Anti-Bradikinin IgGs from Crude Serum of Immunized Rabbit by High-Performance Immunoaffinity Chromatography Using CIM® Bradikinin Disk
A012: In a Minute Quality Control of Human Serum Albumin (HSA) Purity with  CIM® Disk Monolithic Columns
A013: Purification of GTPgammaS Binding Proteins from Membranes of Porcine Brain
For additional information please see the following: Poster
A014: Purification of Lipase UL (Rhizopus sp.Q119) using a CIM® DEAE disk monolithic column
A015: Comparison of the Separation of BSA on Competitor Column and CIM® QA Disk Monolithic Column
A016: Separation of Casein Isoforms on CIM® QA Disk Monolithic Column 
A018: Separation of Synthetic Peptides on a CIM® QA Disk Monolithic Column
A019: Separation of IgG, HSA and IgM standard on CIM® EDA monolithic column
P001: Two Step Purification of a 66 kDa-Endoxylanase and a Broad Specificity Endoglucanase/Xylanase from Prevotella bryantii B14 on a CIM® DEAE-8 Tube
For additional information please see the following: Poster
P002: Separation of Conalbumin and Soybean Trypsin Inhibitor on a CIM® DEAE-8 Tube Monolithic Column: Influence of the Flow Rate on the Resolution under the Conditions of a Linear Gradient
P003: Capacity Determination for Binding Human IgG to a CIM® SO3-8 Tube Monolithic Column
For additional information please see the following: Poster
P004: Productivity of Semi-Preparative Isolation of Immunoglobulins G from Human Plasma on CIM® Disk and CIM® Tube Protein G Monolithic Columns Versus Particle Based Agarose Supports
For additional information please see the following: Poster
P006:

Purification of D-Lactate Dehydrogenase by CIM® DEAE-8 Tube Monolithic Column

 

PURIFICATION OF OLIGO- AND POLYNUCLEOTIDES

A002: Separation of 8, 10, 12, 14, 15 and 16mer Oligodeoxynucleotides on a CIM® DEAE Disk
For additional information please see the following: Poster
A011: High-Performance Monolith Chromatography of Different Forms of Plasmid DNA by CIM® DEAE Disk Using Different Gradient Slopes
P005: Anion Exchange Semi-Preparative Purification of a 16-mer Oligodeoxynucleotide on a CIM® DEAE Disk Monolithic Column
For additional information please see the following: Poster

 

PURIFICATION OF OTHER BIOMOLECULES

A017: Purification of Proteolytic Enzyme Stem Bromelain on CIM® QA Disk Monolithic Column

A. PODGORNIK, M. BARUT, J. JANCAR, A. STRANCAR, T. TENNIKOVA. High-performance membrane chromatography of small molecules. Anal. Chem., 1999, 71, 2986-2991.

M. VODOPIVEC, A. PODGORNIK, M. BEROVIC, A. STRANCAR. Application of Convective Interaction Media (CIM)® Disk Monolithic Columns for Fast Separation and Monitoring of Organic Acids. JCS, 2000, Vol. 38, No. 11, 489-495.

 

USE AS BIOSENSORS RESP. BIOCONVERSIONS

Poster:
Application of CIM Disks with Immobilised Glucose Oxidase for On-Line Glucose Measurement
(PDF: 54KB)

M. VODOPIVEC, M. BEROVIC, J. JANCAR, A.PODGORNIK, A. STRANCAR. Application of Convective Interaction Media disks with immobilised glucose oxidase for on-line glucose measurements. Analytica Chimica Acta., 2000,  407, 105-110.

C. KASPER, J. HAGEDORN, R. FREITAG, T. TENNIKOVA. High Performance Flow Injection Analysis by means of membrane chromatography approach. J. Biotechnol., 1999, 66, 3-12.

G. A. PLATONOVA, M. A. SURZHIK, T. B. TENNIKOVA, G. P. VLASOV, A. L. TIMKOVSKII. New bioreactor based on immobilized polynucleotide phosphorylase.  Russ. Bioorg. Chem. (English), 1999, 25,  No.3, 166-171.

D. JOSIC, H. SCHWINN, A. STRANCAR, A. PODGORNIK, M. BARUT, Y.-P. LIM, VODOPIVEC, Martina. Use of compact, porous units with immobilized ligands with high molecular masses in affinity chromatography and enzymatic conversion of substrates with high and low molecular masses. J. Chromatogr. A, 1998, 803, 61-71.