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Separation of a breast cancer cell line from human blood using a quadrupole magnetic flow sorter

Nakamura et al., 2001

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9133542482318338929
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Nakamura M
Decker K
Chosy J
Comella K
Melnik K
Moore L
Lasky L
Zborowski M
Chalmers J
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Biotechnology progress

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We have developed a quadrupole magnetic flow sorter (QMS) to facilitate high‐throughput binary cell separation. Optimized QMS operation requires the adjustment of three flow parameters based on the immunomagnetic characteristics of the target cell sample. To …
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