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eluate

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eluate /el·u·ate/ (el´u-āt) the substance separated out by, or the product of, elution or elutriation.
el·u·ate (ly-t, -t)
n.
The solution of solvent and dissolved matter resulting from elution.

eluate
[el′yo̅o̅·āt]
Etymology: L, eluere, to wash out
a solution or substance that results from an elution process. In column chromatography the eluate is collected as it drips from the column.

eluate
the substance separated out by, or the product of, elution or elutriation.


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The eluate is recovered, amplified with the specific primer used during the initial amplification, and cloned into a plasmid vector (TOPO TA, Invitrogen, Carlsbad, CA, USA).
FAD in column eluate was detected using a Beckman System Gold 168 photodiode array detector set at 229 nm.
The kit includes ready-to-use, membrane-based hardware for all steps of the purification process: lysate filtration, protein purification, eluate collection and storage.
 
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