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Cobetter's centrifugal ultrafiltration filters are commonly used for the separation, concentration, and buffer exchange of biological samples such as proteins, nucleic acids, plasmids, and viruses. Concentrating samples with Cobetter's centrifugal ultrafiltration filters yields highly reliable protein recovery.
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It is made of low protein-binding regenerated cellulose membrane, characterized by a high protein recovery rate. The unique design of the ultrafiltration device allows for rapid and reliable concentration up to 80 times. The vertical membrane design reduces concentration polarization, resulting in a shorter spin time of 15 to 30 minutes. MWCO: 3kDa, 10kDa, 30kDa, 50kDa, 100kDa.
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Purpose: Separation, concentration, and buffer exchange of proteins, nucleic acids, plasmids, viruses, etc. Numerous adoption records in major global pharmaceutical manufacturers and major companies in Japan.
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Nihon Kobetta Technology Co., Ltd. is the largest comprehensive filtration solution manufacturer in Asia. We provide a diverse lineup ranging from pharmaceutical-grade cartridge and capsule filters to single-use systems and virus removal filters, all at stable and cost-effective prices. We contribute to the stable production of pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturers around the world.
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