Sunday, September 05, 2010
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NanoCeram syringe filters and laboratory filter discs provide the biotechnology and life science industries with fast, accurate, and cost-effective tools for separating proteins and other macromolecules

NanoCeram's key applications include;

  • Sterilising pharmaceuticals and medical serums;
  • Filtering DNA, RNA, and endotoxins
  • Immobilising bacteria and cells in biosynthesis.
  • Sterilising water of all microbiological pathogens, including biological warfare agents.

Since the filter's absorption is based on the ionic charge of the macromolecules, the potential exists for separating proteins and other particulates on the basis of their charge differences. The separation of specific proteins signifies a major new thrust in biotechnology.

NanoCeram syringe filters and laboratory filter discs provide the biotechnology and life science industries with fast, accurate, and cost-effective tools for separating proteins and other macromolecules

NanoCeram's key applications include;

  • Sterilising pharmaceuticals and medical serums;
  • Filtering DNA, RNA, and endotoxins
  • Immobilising bacteria and cells in biosynthesis.
  • Sterilising water of all microbiological pathogens, including biological warfare agents.

Since the filter's absorption is based on the ionic charge of the macromolecules, the potential exists for separating proteins and other particulates on the basis of their charge differences. The separation of specific proteins signifies a major new thrust in biotechnology.


Syringe and Disc Filters

NanoCeram® Electropositive Syringe Filters are specifically designed to combine high throughputs and maximum sample recovery when filtering or sterilising viscous proteineceous solutions.

The media has a high capacity for particles as large as tens of microns or as small as a few nanometers. It is well suited for maximum sample recovery such as tissue culture media preparation, sterile or non-sterile filtration and clarification of biological fluids, protein and enzyme filtrations, hybridization buffers, and other aqueous solutions.

Biological Filtration

NanoCeram® alumina fibers attract and retain virus and other macromolecules by electrostatic forces.  These fibers have been incorporated into fibrous ("depth") filters and have found to have ~ 6-7 logs of virus retention even at flow rates several orders of magnitude greater than could be obtained using ultraporous membranes.

A single layer of media retains greater than 99% of 30 nanometer monodisperse latex spheres or 25 nm virus, giving it an Absolute rating of 0.03 microns.   While Absolute 0.2 µ membranes are transparent to virus, 3 layers of NanoCeram® retain greater than 99.9999% with fow rates hundreds of times greater than such membranes.

The NanoCeram filter is effective over pH 5-10, water temperatures of 4 to 50 degrees C and in the presence of dissolved salts

Key Features include:

Rapidly adsorbs particles, no matter how small. 
Wide pH range from pH 5-10
Operating temperature from 4 to 500 Celsius
Operates in saline solutions
Flow rates hundreds of times greater than membranes
Ideal for applications requiring maximum sample recovery
Significant cost advantages over traditional media
Connections: Female LuerLok inlet,

Key Applications:

Sampling biological fluids
Filtration of DNA, RNA and Endotoxins
Pharmaceutical Processing
High Performance Liquid Chromatography
High throughput, low binding filter units for non-sterile aqueous filtrations
Recovery of Biopharmaceuticals
High throughput clarification of solutions
Specialty Chemicals

 

 

Syringe and Disc Filters

NanoCeram® Electropositive Syringe Filters are specifically designed to combine high throughputs and maximum sample recovery when filtering or sterilising viscous proteineceous solutions.

The media has a high capacity for particles as large as tens of microns or as small as a few nanometers. It is well suited for maximum sample recovery such as tissue culture media preparation, sterile or non-sterile filtration and clarification of biological fluids, protein and enzyme filtrations, hybridization buffers, and other aqueous solutions.

Biological Filtration

NanoCeram® alumina fibers attract and retain virus and other macromolecules by electrostatic forces.  These fibers have been incorporated into fibrous ("depth") filters and have found to have ~ 6-7 logs of virus retention even at flow rates several orders of magnitude greater than could be obtained using ultraporous membranes.

A single layer of media retains greater than 99% of 30 nanometer monodisperse latex spheres or 25 nm virus, giving it an Absolute rating of 0.03 microns.   While Absolute 0.2 µ membranes are transparent to virus, 3 layers of NanoCeram® retain greater than 99.9999% with fow rates hundreds of times greater than such membranes.

The NanoCeram filter is effective over pH 5-10, water temperatures of 4 to 50 degrees C and in the presence of dissolved salts

Key Features include:

Rapidly adsorbs particles, no matter how small. 
Wide pH range from pH 5-10
Operating temperature from 4 to 500 Celsius
Operates in saline solutions
Flow rates hundreds of times greater than membranes
Ideal for applications requiring maximum sample recovery
Significant cost advantages over traditional media
Connections: Female LuerLok inlet,

Key Applications:

Sampling biological fluids
Filtration of DNA, RNA and Endotoxins
Pharmaceutical Processing
High Performance Liquid Chromatography
High throughput, low binding filter units for non-sterile aqueous filtrations
Recovery of Biopharmaceuticals
High throughput clarification of solutions
Specialty Chemicals

 

 

 

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