Tangential Flow Filtration (TFF or crossflow filtration) refers to a filtration process where the feed stream passes parallel to the membrane face as one portion passes through the membrane (permeate)…
The following are commonly used modes of filtration. 1. Direct Flow Filtration (DFF): or "dead-end" filtration is where the feed stream is applied perpendicular to the membrane face, attempting to pass…
Ultrafiltration is a form of membrane filtration in which hydrostatic pressure forces a liquid against a semipermeable membrane. Suspended solids and solutes of high molcular weight are retained, while water and…
Depth filters refers to the use of a porous medium that is capable of retaining particulates throughout its matrix rather than just on its surface. These filters are frequently employed…
See also graft chains and ionic functional groups attached to membranes (under "chromatography" and "graft chains") Types of Materials Used Hollow fiber: In ultrafiltration applications, one very common membrane form for…
Companies: Asahi kasei Bioprocess, Inc.; Asahi Kasei Medical; Millipore See also Virus filtration during antibody purification under "antibodies" Types of Membranes See outline Conditions/Parameters See "operating conditions" Since infection with an infectious…
As to antibody purification using filtration see "antibody purification" Typical components which pass through and are retained by membranes (WO 2005/091801) Microfiltration Virus Filtration High-Performance Filtration Ultrafiltration and TFF Nanofiltration…
Bar: 1 Bar=14.5037738 psi. 1 Bar= 100 kilopascals 1 kilopascal = 0.001 Megapascals Crossflow Velocity: refers to the velocity of the fluid across the top of the membrane surface. A "flow" is…
See also "purification fo antibodies" using filtration, "Definitions" and graft chains and ionic functional groups attached to membranes (under "chromatography" and "graft chains") Companies/Products: 3 M purificaiton . Pall Life Sciences Mini…
See also capillary electrophoresis under Diagnostic Techniques and Common Analytical Techniques Electrophoresis is used to separate complex mixtures of proteins (e.g., from cells) to investigate subunit compositions and to purify…