Protein Recognition of Immobilized Ligands: Proceedings of a J.T. Baker-UCLA Colloquium Held at Sante Fe, New Mexico December 2-7, 1987 (UCLA Symposia ... and Cellular Biology, New Ser., V. 80)

Examines the role of protein structure in the molecular recognition of specific immobilized ligands, offering insights into the relationship between protein structure and function, and the ways in which proteins interact with biologically and chemically defined surfaces. Discusses the design of new immobilized ligands, their use in protein purification, ligate affinity, including metal affinity chromatography, ligand recognition and elution, macromolecular recognition site architecture, chemically defined ligands, and biotargetting.