Separation

Different separation techniques can be used to enrich certain particles (DNA, RNA, proteins, organelles, vesicles, micelles, cells etc.) specifically from complex biological mixtures such as cell and tissue homogenates, blood, urine and other body fluids, so that they can then be selective investigated.
Density gradient centrifugation (also referred to as band, equilibrium or isopycnic centrifugation), for example, exploits the principle that particles of a certain density migrate into a density gradient until they reach an equilibrium density layer.
With Leucosep®, Greiner Bio-One optimised density gradient centrifugation whilst making it user-friendly.
Alongside this, OncoQuick® was developed to extend the spectrum of application to deal specifically with oncological targets.
        

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