Which is the most efficient chromatographic method of protein purification in a single step? Tell me in detail and why?

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Manoj Kumar Sharma

Thanks for your answer. It is fruitful for me.

Adeyemi Oluwadare Ayodeji

Affinity Chromatography is simply the choice method if the specific binding property of the target protein is known..

I advise you read more on the chromatographic procedure as well as the type that works well for your protein..

Thanks Dr. Adeyemi Oluwadare Ayodeji for the answer. Regards.