Plain

Nanomag®-D-Partikel mit der Oberfläche "plain" besitzen eine unmodifizierte Dextranoberfläche und sind mit Durchmessern von 130 nm, 250 nm und 500 nm erhältlich. Sie haben ein großes Potenzial für die Nukleinsäureseparation. Speziell die 500 nm nanomag®-D-Partikel bieten eine exzellente Magnetomobilität in Hochdurchsatz-Nukleinsäureseparationen. nanomag®-D-Partikel werden in Wasser ohne Zusatz von Detergenzien geliefert.
Die Untersuchung der Bildung von magnetischen Ketten aus 130 nm nanomag®-D und deren Eigenschaften bei der Separation von Biomolekülen und Zellen hat gezeigt, dass magnetische Ketten an immunomagnetisch gelabelte Zellen binden und als temporäre Werkzeuge dienen, die neuartige magnetische Manipulationen erlauben (Wilson et al., 2009). In einer anderen Anwendung dienten plain nanomag®-D-Partikel als Modellpartikel, um das Foulingpotenzial von Kompositpartikeln zu untersuchen (Lipp et al., 2009).

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