the research of the NIH scientist, Yoichiro Ito. Spiral disk and spiral tubing rotors are
capable of retaining the heavy alcohol and 2-phase aqueous solvent systems useful
for separating large molecules. Thus proteins can be purified in non-denaturing
solvents. This opens up many applications for bio-molecule purification. From the
difficult-to-dissolve membrane proteins to the very large modified molecules, labeled
for delivery or diagnostics, all can now be purified for optimal function. Spiral CCC
serves as a versatile tool for the biosynthetic chemist and chromatographer. Now all
types of 2-phase solvent systems can be used to separate all kinds of molecules.
is now manufacturing these new rotors for the research laboratory. We will make
available the tools and reagents for spiral CCC. The essential methods and
applications are available at this website, as well (under continuous development). If
there is a question or something else that you need, feel free to contact us. NEWS! NEWS! -- CC Biotech has moved to a new address: 12111 Parklawn Drive Rockville, MD 20852 Phone: 240-669-9281
and is starting a new project funded by a phase I NIH grant 'Spiral CCC for High-Throughput Natural Products Purification' from the NCCAM Institute -- Important new publication using the spiral disk rotor: Single-Step Total Fractionation of Single-Wall Carbon Nanotubes by Countercurrent Chromatography Min Zhang, Constantine Y Khripin, Jeffrey A. Fagan, Peter McPhie, Yoichiro Ito, and Ming Zheng, 2014 in Analytical Chemistry doi.org/10.1021/ac5003189
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