How Does Ion Exchange Chromatography Recover Low-Abundance Charged Molecules?

Some points on how ion exchange chromatography recover low abundance charged molecules:

• Ion exchange chromatography recovers specific charged molecules even when they are present in very small amounts within mixtures.
• It enables detection of low-level components that might otherwise be missed during separation.
• It concentrates trace charged species enough to allow reliable downstream analysis.
• It supports analysis of minor components by retaining them despite their low initial presence.

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