Plain

Perimag®-Partikel mit der Oberfläche „plain“ besitzen eine unmodifizierte Dextranoberfläche und sind mit einem Durchmesser von 130 nm erhältlich. Sie bestehen aus ca. 45-50% (w/w) Eisenoxid in einer Matrix aus Dextran (40.000 Da). Perimag®-Partikel können nicht mit konventionellen Permanentmagneten, sondern nur in einem Hochgradientenmagnetfeld separiert werden. Sie werden in Wasser ohne Zusatz von Detergenzien geliefert.
Plain perimag®-Partikel können auf Anfrage mit höheren Eisenkonzentrationen hergestellt werden.

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