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Inline-filtration

Transfusion and Apheresis Science, 2002
Routine leukocyte-depletion (LD) of cellular blood products, and even plasma, is currently being implemented in most European countries, as a result of the fear that the variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob-disease (vCJD) might be transmissible by transfusion.
Ralf, Karger, Volker, Kretschmer
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ON A FILTRATION OF SEMIMARTINGALES

Russian Mathematical Surveys, 1979
ON A FILTRATION OF SEMIMARTINGALES L G Vetrov A normal approximation for semimartingales I G Grame The martingale approach to functional limit theorems B I Grigelionis, K Kubilyus and R A Mikulyavichyus The functional central limit theorem for semimartingales taking values in a Hilbert space V V Lavrent'ev The rate of convergence in the central limit ...
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Sterilization and Filtration

Current Protocols in Cell Biology, 1999
AbstractThis unit on sterility in the tissue culture environment describes methods for sterilization of liquid and dry goods used for tissue culture and filtration of liquids to prevent contamination of cultures.
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Types of Filtration

2006
There are a multitude of filter designs and mechanisms utilized within the biopharmaceutical industry. Prefilters are commonly pleated or wound filter fleeces manufactured from melt-blown random fiber matrices. These filters are used to remove a high contaminant content within the fluid.
Richard V, Levy, Maik W, Jornitz
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Bank Filtration as Natural Filtration

2011
When wells are placed close to a surface water source (such as a lake or a river) and pumped, a portion of the surface water is induced to flow to the well. As the water travels from the river to the well through the riverbed sediments and underlying aquifer material, suspended and dissolved contaminants of surface water are “naturally” filtered out ...
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Modus of Filtration

2006
Experience teaches that particles larger than the pores of a filter cannot negotiate its passage. Other retention mechanisms are less obvious than sieve retention or size exclusion. They are electrical in nature, and find expression in the bonding alliances that mutually attract (or repel) filters and particles.
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