Method and apparatus for treating a target substance by electrophoresis
AssigneeProvigate Inc.
InventorsTakeshi SHINOHARA, Yuko HATTORI, Yoshizumi SEKII
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Abstract
According to an embodiment of the present disclosure, a method of treating a target substance by electrophoresis includes providing a separator that allows passage of a target substance, introducing a first solution containing the target substance to a first side of the separator, introducing a second solution to a second side of the separator, and selectively moving the target substance by electrophoresis from the first solution to the second solution through the separator.
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A method of treating a target substance by electrophoresis, the method comprising:
- providing a separator that allows passage of a target substance and includes a gel;
- introducing a first solution containing the target substance to a first side of the separator;
- introducing a second solution to a second side of the separator;
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- selectively moving the target substance by electrophoresis from the first solution to the second solution through the separator.
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A device that treats a target substance by electrophoresis, the device comprising:
- a first solution chamber;
- a second solution chamber that is adjacent to the first solution chamber;
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- a separator that separates the first solution chamber and the second solution chamber from each other, allows a target substance to pass from the first solution chamber to the second solution chamber, has electrical conductivity, and includes a gel,
- wherein the first solution chamber is filled with a first solution containing the target substance,
- the second solution chamber is filled with a second solution, and
- an electric field is applied from outside the first solution chamber and the second solution chamber so that the target substance is allowed to selectively move by electrophoresis from the first solution chamber to the second solution chamber through the separator.
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