Cell separation device and in-line orifice mixer system
AssigneeCohesion Corporation
InventorsAbigail Freeman, Gerald G. Fuller, David H. Sierra, Stanley R. Conston, Alan S. Michaels
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AssigneeCohesion Corporation
InventorsAbigail Freeman, Gerald G. Fuller, David H. Sierra, Stanley R. Conston, Alan S. Michaels
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A fluid separation device and in-line orifice mixer system is disclosed. The fluid separation device utilizes a syringe, which is used for obtaining a fluid sample such as blood, in a centrifugation device, and further utilizes the syringe as a source of a separated fluid portion for storage and transfer for subsequent applications. The syringe containing the separated portion source and a second syringe containing a second source are connected to the in-line orifice mixer device. The mixer device comprises a plurality of orifice walls each providing an orifice non-aligned with adjacent orifices to homogeneously mix the plurality of components. The mixer device may further comprise an exit orifice wall with one or more orifices for discharge of the homogeneous mixture.
An in-line mixer for homogeneously mixing fluid components, comprising:
A method for homogeneously mixing a multi-component mixture, comprising subjecting said mixture to alternating compressional and extensional flows by forcing said components to flow together through a series of walls each wall having at least one orifice therein, wherein said walls are separated by mixing chambers, and wherein each orifice is non-aligned relative to the orifices in adjacent walls.
An in-line mixer for homogeneously mixing at least two fluids, comprising:
A method for homogeneously mixing a multi-component mixture, comprising:
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