Anavo Ultrafiltration Centrifuge Tube, 40H010 (CAT#: STEM-LC-0010-ZJF)

Ultrafiltration, as a membrane separation technology, is widely used in the concentration, desalination, and buffer exchange of biological samples. The principle involves the solution being forced through the pores of an ultrafiltration membrane, where larger molecular weight particles are retained while water, solvents, and low molecular weight solutes pass through the membrane. This method is characterized by its simplicity, speed, and efficiency, allowing for simultaneous concentration and purification of molecules.
How to Choose Anavo Ultra Ultrafiltration Centrifuge Tubes
Determine Sample Starting Volume: Choose based on your sample's starting volume. The Anavo Ultra-15 can handle up to 15 mL, while the Anavo Ultra-5 is suitable for up to 4 mL.
Identify Your Target Molecule's Molecular Weight (MW): Select an ultrafiltration membrane with a molecular weight cutoff (MWCO) 2-3 times smaller than your target molecule's MW.
Select Packaging Size: Available in packs of 8 or 24, choose the packaging size that fits your needs.

Sample Volume: 5~15mL
Retained Molecular Weight: 100KD
Protein Molecular Weight: 200-300KD
Exterior Size: 50mL
Packaging: 24/PK

Filtration Speed: Factors include sample concentration, initial volume, chemical properties of solute and solvent, relative centrifugal force, centrifuge rotor angle, membrane MWCO, and temperature.
Product Recovery Rate: Anavo ultrafiltration tubes' retention is described by MWCO. Effective for molecules with molecular weights much higher than the MWCO. Solutes close to the MWCO may be partially retained. Use a membrane with an MWCO at least twice smaller than the solute's molecular weight for best results.

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