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Article Dans Une Revue Bioseparation Année : 1993

Separation of β-casein peptides through UF inorganic membranes.

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Ultrafiltration of peptide mixtures is studied under various operating conditions (transmembrane pressure, tangential flow-rate) using two ultrafiltration inorganic membranes M5 and M1 with molecular weight cut-offs, MWCO 10 and 70 kD, respectively. It is shown that the separation of peptides is controlled by a dual mechanism: size exclusion and electrostatic repulsion. When the ionic strength is high enough to screen out the electrostatic interactions, experimental data are in good agreement with a sieving model developed to estimate the intrinsic transmission from the molecular weight of a component and from the MWCO of the membranes. Although the transmission so found is altered by concentration polarisation and pore blocking mechanisms, the results explain the apparent low transmission of peptides by ultrafiltration membranes. If the ionic strength of the fluid is low, electrostatic interactions can influence the transport phenomena, provided that the molecules are highly charged (at pHs away from the pI). For attractive interactions, an apparent partition coefficient larger than 1 is observed. Otherwise, the transmission is lower than predicted by the sieving theoretical equation, as if the partition coefficient were smaller than 1.
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hal-01347882 , version 1 (21-07-2016)

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Francoise Nau, F.L. Kerhervé, Joelle Léonil, Georges Daufin, P. Aimar. Separation of β-casein peptides through UF inorganic membranes.. Bioseparation, 1993, 3, pp.205-2015. ⟨hal-01347882⟩
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