From: Aqueous two-phase system (ATPS): an overview and advances in its applications
Types of ATPS | Representative examples | Reference | ||
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Composition of ATPS | Product | Results | ||
Polymer – polymer | PEG – dextran | Chitinase | Successful partitioning of chitinase towards bottom phase | [161] |
PEG – dextran | Nanospheres, nanowires and DNA derivatized nanowires | Successful In situ binding Au nanospheres with Au nanowires | [162] | |
Polymer – salt | PEG – K2HPO4 | B-phycoerythin | Recovery yield = 90 % | [163] |
Purification factor = 4 | ||||
PEG 4000 – sulfate + 8.8 % NaCl | α-Amylase | Purification = 53 fold | [164] | |
Purity = 86 % | ||||
Alcohol – salt | 2-propanol – K2HPO4 | Lipase | Recovery yield = 99 % Purification factor = 13.5 | [165] |
Ethanol – K2HPO4 | 2,3-butanediol | Recovery yield= >98 % | [16] | |
Micellar/reverse micellar ATPS | n-Decyl tetra (ethylene oxide) | Bacteriophages | Bacteriophages partitioning towards micelle poor phase | [12] |
Isooctane/ethylhexanol/methyltrioctyl ammoniumchloride | Plasmid DNA | Successful purification of DNA and RNA removal | [166] | |
Ionic liquids (ILs) – based ATPS | 1-Butyl-3-methylimidazolium chloride – salt | Codeine and papaverine | Recovery yield= >90 % (codeine), >99 % (papaverine) | [167] |
Imidazolium – K2HPO4 | Curcuminoids | Extraction yield = 96 % | [168] | |
Purity= >51Â % |