Plain

BNF-Dextran- oder BNF-Starch-Partikel mit der Oberfläche "plain" besitzen eine unmodifizierte Dextran- bzw. Hydroxyethyl-Stärke-Oberfläche. Sie sind thermisch geblockt bei Raumtemperatur und zeigen spezifische Wechselwirkungen mit magnetischen Wechselfeldern (Dennis et al. 2008 und 2009; Krycka et al., 2011; Bordelon et al., 2011).  Die 100 nm – Partikel können mit konventionellen Permanentmagneten separiert werden, während die 80 nm – Partikel vorzugsweise im Hochgradientenmagnetfeld separiert werden. Die BNF-Partikel können einfach durch 0,22 µm-Filter filtriert werden und werden als Suspension in Wasser ohne Zusatz von Detergenzien geliefert.

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