Bioseparation

Foreword
pp. 255-255(1)

Stoichiometric noncovalent interaction in molecular imprinting
pp. 257-276(20)
Authors: Wulff G.; Knorr K.

Molecularly imprinted polymeric membranes
pp. 277-286(10)
Author: Yoshikawa M.

Novel MIP formats
pp. 287-299(13)
Authors: Pérez-Moral N.; Mayes A.G.

Molecular imprinting of surfaces
pp. 301-305(5)
Authors: Nicholls I.A.; Rosengren J.P.

Investigation of disaccharide recognition by molecularly imprinted polymers
pp. 307-314(8)
Author: Striegler S.

Surface imprinting polymers for the recognition of nucleotides
pp. 315-321(7)
Authors: Tsunemori H.; Araki K.; Uezu K.; Goto M.; Furusaki S.

Relationship between enantioselectivity of alternative molecularly imprinted polymeric membranes and species of amino acid residues composing chiral recognition sites
pp. 323-330(8)
Authors: Yoshikawa M.; Kondo Y.; Morita Y.

Development of an aspartic acid-based cross-linking monomer for improved bioseparations
pp. 331-336(6)
Author: Spivak D.A.

HPLC-based bioseparations using molecularly imprinted polymers
pp. 337-351(15)
Author: Haginaka J.

Selective solid-phase extraction of bio- and environmental samples using molecularly imprinted polymers
pp. 353-364(12)
Author: Andersson L.I.

MIP-ligand binding assays (pseudo-immunoassays)
pp. 365-377(13)
Author: Ansell R.J.

Molecular imprinting and solid phase extraction of flavonoid compounds
pp. 379-387(9)
Authors: Weiss R.; Molinelli A.; Jakusch M.; Mizaikoff B.

A molecular imprinted polymer with recognition properties towards the carcinogenic mycotoxin ochratoxin A
pp. 389-394(6)
Authors: Baggiani C.; Giraudi G.; Vanni A.

Molecularly imprinted polymer as storage medium for an analyte
pp. 395-398(4)
Author: Sreenivasan K.

Study of the factors influencing peak asymmetry on chromatography using a molecularly imprinted polymer prepared by the epitope approach
pp. 399-407(9)
Authors: Minouraa N.; Rachkov A.; Higuchi M.; Shimizu T.