Cell Separation Science and Technology: 464 - Rilegato

9780841220904: Cell Separation Science and Technology: 464

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ISBN 10: 0841220905 ISBN 13: 9780841220904

Casa editrice: American Chemical Society, 1991

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This new volume provides theoretical and practical information on the state of the science of cell separation, including applications to biotechnology. Presentations from the world's leading authorities cover the four principal modern methods: flow sorting and optical methods; sedimentation and flow fractionation; affinity adsorption and extraction methods; and electrophoresis and magnetic methods. An introductory chapter describes the rationale for separating living cells, the parameters within which separation methods are evaluated, and some physical characteristics of each of the methods reported in the volume. Readers will be able to choose, evaluate, and in some cases, build cell separation procedures and equipment for their own purposes based on the contents of the book, which also covers many applications of each method.

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Contenuti

Separation of Living Cells
High-Resolution Separation of Rare Cell Types
Rare-Earth Chelates as Fluorescent Markers in Cell Separation and Analysis
Automated Cell Separation Techniques Based on Optical Trapping
Separation Techniques Used To Prepare Highly Purified Chromosome Populations: Sedimentation, Centrifugation, and Flow Sorting
Separation of Cells by Sedimentation
High-Capacity Separation of Homogeneous Cell Subpopulations by Centrifugal Elutriation
Cell Separations Using Differential Sedimentation in Inclined Settlers
Separation of Cells by Field-Flow Fractionation
Separation of Cells and Measurement of Surface Adhesions Forces Using a Hybrid of Field-Flow Fractionation and Adhesion Chromatography
High-Capacity Cell Separation by Affinity Selection on Synthetic Solid-Phase Matrices
Factors in Cell Separation by Partitioning in Two-Polymer Aqueous-Phase Systems
Population Heterogeneity in Blood Neutrophils Fractionated by Continuous Flow Electrophoresis (CFE) and by Partitioning in Aqueous Polymer Two-Phase Systems (PAPS)
Separation of Lymphoid Cells Using Combined Countercurrent Elutriation and Continuous Flow Electrophoreses
Comparison of Methods of Preparative Cell Electrophoresis
Separation of Small-Cell Lung Cancer Cells from Bone Marrow Using Immunomagnetic Beads
Analytical- and Process-Scale Cell Separation with Bioreceptor Ferrofluids and High-Gradient Magnetic Separation