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US Patent 7205157 Method of separating cells from a sample

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United States Patent and Trademark Office
United States Patent and Trademark Office
Patent Number
7205157
Date of Patent
April 17, 2007
Patent Application Number
09756590
Date Filed
January 8, 2001
Patent Citations Received
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US Patent 11786895 Density phase separation device
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US Patent 12090476 Density phase separation device
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US Patent 11782054 Antibody-linked immuno-sedimentation agent and method of isolating a target form a sample using same
Patent Primary Examiner
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James Schultz
Patent abstract

Rare cells are separated from a sample fluid by a positive selection or negative selection antibody by centrifuging in a tube containing a harvesting float. The harvesting float has an axial passage and a density to settle in the sample fluid and expand the layer of the target component. The antibody is preferably coupled to a particulate carrier, such as a microbead, to attach either the target component or a contaminating component to the particulate carrier. In the positive separation, the particulate carrier is recovered in the axial passage of the float.

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