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A single column cation exchange method was developed which allowed simultaneous recovery of lysozyme and avidin from undiluted egg white. A unique application‐elution sequence was developed, involving accumulation of avidin on the column through several cycles of egg white application and lysozyme elution. Lysozyme was recovered with higher yields than reported for the isoelectric precipitation methods often used in the industry (86% vs 60–80%). Lysozyme peaks appeared homogeneous on SDS‐PAGE. Avidin recovery was also as good or better than that of previously reported ion exchange methods (74%–80%). The purity of the avidin fraction (up to 40.9%) was superior to that of other reported primary avidin fractions.
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