Patent classifications
B01D2311/2676
Methods for Extracting Phycocyanin
Methods for extracting phycocyanin from biomass, comprising suspending dried biomass in a buffer solution, separating the biomass from supernatant, including through centrifugation and/or filtration, and purifying the supernatant, including through filtration.
Reverse osmosis system
A reverse osmosis system comprises a permeate collection tube which is connected at one end to a distribution system for permeate which comprises at least one device for cleaning and/or disinfection. The permeate collection tube, the cleaning and/or disinfection device and a circulation pump are arranged in a circulation circuit.
(EN) POTENTIATED T-CELL MODULATOR ABLE TO MODULATE IMMUNE RESPONSE, METHOD FOR EXTRACTING, TESTING AND COUNTING A DIALYSABLE LEUCOCYTE EXTRACT FROM SHARK SPLEEN TO PRODUCE SAME, AND THERAPEUTIC USE THEREOF
The present invention relates to a potentiated T-cell modulator (TCM), with a potency of 10.sup.12 leucocytes/mm.sup.3, obtained from a dialysed extract of leucocytes from the spleen of Selachimorpha or sharks that contains peptides equal to or less than 10,000 Da, in powder form. The invention also relates to the use of the TCM to produce a medicine for treating diseases related to the regulation of immune response such as cancer or viral infections.
CONTAINER AND METHOD FOR FILTERING A SUSPENSION
The disclosure relates to a container for filtering a suspension which comprises a lid and a vessel. The container comprises a filter that divides an interior space of the container into a first compartment and a second compartment. The lid comprises a first access and a second access. The first access is connected to the first compartment, and the second access is connected to the second compartment.
Method for mass-producing plant exosomes
The present disclosure relates to a large-scale production method of plant exosomes. The method of the present disclosure can isolate high purity plant exosomes from a large amount of raw plants, using centrifugation and TFF, which can process a large amount of plant raw materials at once. This improves a conventional isolation process of plant exosomes stayed at the laboratory level, and thereby, suggests an easy process for large-scale production.
Separation systems for removing starch and other usable by-products from processing water
The present invention provides for a method for separating starch from processing solutions containing starch containing plants or roots such as potatoes, sweet potatoes, wheat, corn, tapioca, yams, cassaya, sago, rice, pea, broad bean, horse bean, sorghum, konjac, rye, buckwheat and barley to provide commercially acceptable starch while reducing disposal of solid or liquid waste matter into landfills or water treatment facilities.
Separation systems for removing starch and other usable by-products from processing water
The present invention provides for a method for separating starch from processing solutions containing starch containing plants or roots such as potatoes, sweet potatoes, wheat, corn, tapioca, yams, cassaya, sago, rice, pea, broad bean, horse bean, sorghum, konjac, rye, buckwheat and barley to provide commercially acceptable starch while reducing disposal of solid or liquid waste matter into landfills or water treatment facilities.
System and method for separating solids from fluids
A system for separating solids from fluid including a solid-laden fluid may include a base fluid, a first separator configured to receive the solid-laden fluid and separate the fluid into a solids portion and an effluent, and a membrane separator configured to receive the effluent and separate the effluent into a permeate and a concentrate. A method for separating solids from fluid may include obtaining a solid-laden fluid, wherein the solid-laden fluid comprises a base fluid, feeding the solid-laden fluid through a centrifuge, removing at least a portion of high gravity solids from the solid-laden fluids, flowing the solid-laden fluid through a membrane separator, removing at least a portion of low gravity solids from the solid-laden fluid, and collecting a permeate from the membrane separator.
System and method for separating solids from fluids
A system for separating solids from fluid including a solid-laden fluid may include a base fluid, a first separator configured to receive the solid-laden fluid and separate the fluid into a solids portion and an effluent, and a membrane separator configured to receive the effluent and separate the effluent into a permeate and a concentrate. A method for separating solids from fluid may include obtaining a solid-laden fluid, wherein the solid-laden fluid comprises a base fluid, feeding the solid-laden fluid through a centrifuge, removing at least a portion of high gravity solids from the solid-laden fluids, flowing the solid-laden fluid through a membrane separator, removing at least a portion of low gravity solids from the solid-laden fluid, and collecting a permeate from the membrane separator.
SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR ULTRAFILTRATION AND CONCENTRATION OF BIOLOGICAL COMPONENTS WITHIN A LIQUID SUSPENSION
There is provided a method of concentrating functional biological components within a liquid suspension, the method comprising: providing a system comprising an ultrafiltration/concentration unit (UCU), the UCU comprising a first chamber for receiving therein the liquid suspension. a second chamber for receiving therein the filtrate, and a filter disposed in a fluid path therebetween. the filter comprising pores sizes so as to prevent passage therethrough of the biological components: introducing the liquid suspension into the first chamber: maintaining a pressure in the first chamber being no greater than approximately 2 bar; maintaining a pressure in the second chamber being lower than that of the first chamber: and harvesting the concentrated biological components: wherein a retentate is obtained in which the concentration of the biological components therewithin is increased. relative to the liquid suspension. by a factor of at least fifty. and wherein a majority of the biological components in the retentate are functional.