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A simple and efficient method of purification of peanut agglutinin is described. This method involves affinity chromatography on human asialoglycophorin linked to Affi-Gel. One milliliter of the packed adsorbent contained 1.7 mg of covalently linked asialoglycophorin and bound about 6 mg of the peanut agglutinin. From 250 g of row peanuts 510 mg of the electrophoretically homogeneous lectin with high agglutinating activity was obtained.
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