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Ceramic membranes for separation of proteins and DNA through in situ growth of alumina nanofibres inside porous substrates

Chemical Communications (2009) (10) 1264-1266
DOI: 10.1039/b819292h
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Ceramic membranes were fabricated by in situ synthesis of alumina nanofibres in the pores of an alumina support as a separation layer, and exhibited a high permeation selectivity for bovine serum albumin relative to bovine hemoglobin (over 60 times) and can effectively retain DNA molecules at high fluxes. © The Royal Society of Chemistry.

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Ke, X. B., Shao, R. F., Zhu, H. Y., Yuan, Y., Yang, D. J., Ratinac, K. R., & Gao, X. P. (2009). Ceramic membranes for separation of proteins and DNA through in situ growth of alumina nanofibres inside porous substrates. Chemical Communications, (10), 1264–1266. https://doi.org/10.1039/b819292h

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