Method of separation employing magnetic particles and second medium
AssigneeSyntex (U.S.A.) Inc.
InventorJohn Vorpahl
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AssigneeSyntex (U.S.A.) Inc.
InventorJohn Vorpahl
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Methods are disclosed for separating a component of interest from a mixture containing the component of interest and other components. The method comprises contacting a first liquid medium containing the component of interest and other components with a second liquid medium that is of different density than and/or of different viscosity than the first liquid medium. The contact is carried out in such a way that mixing of the media is minimized or avoided. The component of interest is bound to magnetic particles. The contacted first liquid medium and second liquid medium are subjected to a magnetic field gradient to allow the magnetic particles to migrate into the second liquid medium and separation of the component of interest from other components is realized. Also disclosed are assays employing the present method. Kits for carrying out the present method and assays are also disclosed.
A method for separating a particulate biologic material (PBM), selected from the group consisting of microorganisms, cells, and organelles, from a mixture containing said PBM and other components, which method comprises:
A method for separating cells from a mixture containing said cells and other components, which method comprises:
A method for separating erythrocytes from immunoglobulins in a blood sample, which method comprises:
A kit comprising in packaged combination and separated in two or more containers:
A composition comprising:
A method for conducting an assay for particulate biologic material (PBM), selected from the group consisting of microorganisms, cells, and organelles, said method comprising:
In an assay for a particulate biologic material PBM, selected from the group consisting of microorganisms, cells, and organelles, wherein said assay comprises the step of separating said PBM from other components in a mixture, the improvement comprising:
The method of claim 79 wherein said label is conjugated to a member of a specific binding pair (sbp).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.