Charge modified microporous hollow tubes
CA 1249110 A · Owner: Cuno Inc. · Inventors: Repetti, Ronald V.; Chu, Choakang; Fiore, Joseph V.
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Charge modified microporous hollow tube filter membranes are provided. The tubes are comprised of an organic polymeric microporous filter membrane having a microstructure throughout the membrane and an amount of charge modifying agent bound to substantially all of the membrane microstructure without substantial pore size reduction or pore blockage. The charge modified microporous hollow tubes may be used for the filtration of fluids, particularly parenteral or biological liquids contaminated with charged particulate, and for plasmapheresis and other cross-flow filtration applications. The tubes have low extractables and are sanitizable or sterilizable.
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- Granted January 24, 1989. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended January 24, 2006.
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