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Magnetic Separation: Industrial and Lab Scale Applications

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magnetic polymer latexes for isolation of trypsin from pancreatic extract (Khng 1998),<br />

ProtA-immobilized magnetic immunomicrospheres for immunoaffinity purification of<br />

antibodies IgG2a from mouse ascites (Liu 2004 JApplPolS), silica coated magnetite<br />

with iminodiacetic acid functionality for bovine hemoglobin (BHb) <strong>and</strong> bovine serum<br />

albumin (BSA) (Ma 2006 Coll), streptavidin-functionalized magnetic nanoparticles for<br />

stimulant biotoxin (Mertz 2005 JMMM), magnetite <strong>and</strong> nickel particles for the<br />

immobilization of a-chymotrypsin (Munro 1975 IEEE), Nickel-NiO-BSA-chymotrypsin<br />

for casein hydrolysis (Munro 1981 BiotechBioeng), magnetic affinity support for<br />

adsorption of lysozyme (Tong 2001 BiotechProg), streptavidin-biotin coated magnetic<br />

beads for DNA-RNA isolation (Uhlen 1989 Nature), polyethyleneimine coated<br />

magnetite for virus capture (Veyret 2005 AnalBiochem), carboxyl-modified magnetic<br />

nanobeads for the isolation of genomic DNA from human whole blood (Xie 2004<br />

JMMM), TeNT-linked iron oxide nanobeads with dextran coating for explaining the<br />

relative capacity of the specific compartments of a cell resulting from endocytosis<br />

through different receptors that promote antigen presentation <strong>and</strong> immune (Perrin-<br />

Cocon 2001 JMMM). Figure 8 describes a st<strong>and</strong>ard setup for a bench-top magnetic<br />

separation (Tartaj 2003 Review). Figure 9 shows a summary of the available magnetic<br />

separators (Safarik 2004 BiomagResTech).

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