Lysis vessel for on-board lysis
AssigneeGen-Probe Incorporated
InventorsByron J. KNIGHT, Norbert D. HAGEN, David OPALSKY, Daniel J. SOLIS
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AssigneeGen-Probe Incorporated
InventorsByron J. KNIGHT, Norbert D. HAGEN, David OPALSKY, Daniel J. SOLIS
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A lysis vessel for performing cell lysis includes a laterally extending member and a sleeve having a bottom end defining an open bottom end of the vessel. A first porous membrane is affixed to a top or bottom surface of the laterally extending member and covers a vent in the member. A second porous membrane is affixed to the bottom end of the sleeve and covers the open bottom end. The bottom surface of the laterally extending member, an inner surface of the sleeve, and the first and second porous membranes define a lysis chamber. A plurality of non-magnetic beads are contained within the lysis chamber, and at least one magnetic element is contained within the lysis chamber. The first and the second porous membranes are sized to retain the plurality of non-magnetic beads and the at least one magnetic element within the lysis chamber.
A lysis vessel for performing cell lysis, comprising:
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