Explain hydrophobic interaction chromatography

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What is Hydrophobic interaction chromatography? and how do high salt, medium salts, and no salt buffers paly a role in the purification of GFP? I know that no salt brings polar amino acids to the surface of GFP and nopolar amino acids move inside but not sure about high or medium salt

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