Compositions and methods for capture and elution of biological materials via particulates
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Aug 30, 2016
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May 8, 2014
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Jan 14, 2014
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Dec 23, 2010
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A flow-through device for capturing a biological material from a fluid specimen and lysing the fluid specimen. The flow through device may include a first chamber containing a portion of the fluid specimen and a solid phase material retained in the first chamber. The solid phase material may have an affinity for the biological material in the fluid specimen. The first chamber may include an inlet opening which allows flow of the fluid specimen into the first chamber. The first chamber may also include an outlet opening which allows flow of the fluid specimen out of the first chamber. The flow through device may include a second chamber fluidly connected to the first chamber. The second chamber may include a portion of the fluid specimen and an impeller. The impeller may in use impart rotational motion to the fluid specimen to mechanically lyse the fluid specimen.
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