Abstract:
A method of selectively separating a phospholipid from a sample solution containing the phospholipid is provided. The method comprises: adsorbing calcium ions to a filler, at least a surface of the filler being constituted of a calcium phosphate-based compound; supplying the sample solution into an apparatus having a filling space, wherein the filling space being filled with the filler so that the phospholipid contained in the sample solution is adsorbed to the filler through the calcium ions; supplying an organic solvent-based eluate into the filling space of the apparatus to obtain a liquid containing the phospholipid and discharged from the apparatus; and fractionating the obtained liquid per a predetermined amount to thereby separate the phospholipid from the sample solution.
Abstract:
A method of selectively separating a phospholipid from a sample solution containing the phospholipid is provided. The method comprises: adsorbing calcium ions to a filler, at least a surface of the filler being constituted of a calcium phosphate-based compound; supplying the sample solution into an apparatus having a filling space, wherein the filling space being filled with the filler so that the phospholipid contained in the sample solution is adsorbed to the filler through the calcium ions; supplying an organic solvent-based eluate into the filling space of the apparatus to obtain a liquid containing the phospholipid and discharged from the apparatus; and fractionating the obtained liquid per a predetermined amount to thereby separate the phospholipid from the sample solution.
Abstract:
Cell culture carriers that allow cells to efficiently adhere thereto and sufficiently grow thereon and from which the grown cells can be easily removed or detached, a method for manufacturing cell culture carriers that enables to easily and reliably manufacture such cell culture carriers and a method for culturing cells using such cell culture carriers are disclosed. The cell culture carrier includes a base material having a granular shape and a coating layer that is provided so as to cover the surface of the base material, the coating layer is mainly made of calcium phosphate-based apatite in which a part of calcium is deficient. Such cell culture carriers are utilized in cell culture in which cells adhere to and grow on the surface of cell culture carriers, particularly in three-dimensional high-density culture (suspension culture). The Ca deficiency rate in the calcium phosphate-based apatite in which a part of calcium is deficient is preferably in the range of 1 to 30 mol %.
Abstract:
Carrier and method of its manufacture having immobilized antigens or antibodies, including a carrier having a surface, in which at least the surface of the carrier is formed of a calcium phosphate based compound; antiligands provided on and surrounding the surface of the carrier; a blocking layer formed of a protein having low interaction with antigens or antibodies, the blocking layer being formed on a portion of the surface of the carrier where the antiligands are not provided; and antigens or antibodies each having a portion that is irrelevant to the antigen-antibody reaction on which a ligand is provided, the antigens or antibodies being immobilized to the surface of the carrier through the bonding between the ligands and the antiligands with the blocking layer effectively preventing antigens or antibodies from being directly absorbed to the surface without bonding between the ligands and the antiligands.
Abstract:
Carrier and method of its manufacture having immobilized antigens or antibodies, including a carrier having a surface, in which at least the surface of the carrier is formed of a calcium phosphate based compound; antiligands provided on and surrounding the surface of the carrier; a blocking layer formed of a protein having low interaction with antigens or antibodies, the blocking layer being formed on a portion of the surface of the carrier where the antiligands are not provided; and antigens or antibodies each having a portion that is irrelevant to the antigen-antibody reaction on which a ligand is provided, the antigens or antibodies being immobilized to the surface of the carrier through the bonding between the ligands and the antiligands with the blocking layer effectively preventing antigens or antibodies from being directly absorbed to the surface without bonding between the ligands and the antiligands.