Devices and methods for focusing analytes in an electric field gradient II
AssigneeProtassis Corporation
InventorsDavid Strand, Dan Leatzow
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AssigneeProtassis Corporation
InventorsDavid Strand, Dan Leatzow
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Devices are provided for separating and focusing analytes, comprising a separation chamber and electrodes separated from the separation chamber by a membrane. The electrodes are operative to generate an electric field in the separation chamber. Molecular sieve in the separation chamber is operative to shift the location at which a stationary focused band of the analyte forms under a given set of focusing process parameters. Methods are provided for separating and focusing charged analytes, comprising introducing a first fluid comprising at least one charged analyte into the separation chamber of a device as just described, applying an electric field gradient to the separation chamber to focus the charged analyte at a location in the separation chamber. Methods are provided for separating and focusing un-charged (including inadequately charged) analytes, comprising introducing a fluid comprising at least the uncharged analyte and lipids, micelles and/or vesicles into the separation chamber of a device as just described, and applying an electric field gradient to the separation chamber to focus the analyte (in association with the lipids, micelles and/or vesicles) at a location in the separation chamber.
An electrophoresis device for focusing a charged analyte comprising:
An electrophoretic device for focusing a charged analyte comprising:
A device for focusing a charged analyte comprising:
A device for focusing a charged analyte comprising:
A device for focusing and separating charged analytes comprising:
A device for focusing a charged analyte comprising:
An electrophoresis device for focusing a charged analyte comprising:
A method for focusing a charged analyte comprising:
The method of claim 24, wherein the analyte is a charged analyte.
The method of claim 24, wherein the analyte is focused withy the aid of lipids, micelles or vesicles in the sample fluid.
A method for focusing a charged analyte comprising:
A method for focusing a charged analyte in a fluid medium comprising:
A method of separating charged analytes comprising:
A method of separating charged analytes comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.