With the JCF-Z rotor, the zonal technique is useful for separating large particles, such as mammalian viruses and subcellular organelles, from plant or animal tissue homogenates. …

Thermo Scientific™ TZ-32 Zonal Rotor is ideal for the development and pilot scale manufacturing of vaccines, gene therapies and other bio-products. Its batch volume is 1,690 mL. Working on …

The rotor is used in combination with the according centrifuge as a laboratory product designed to separate components by generation of Relative Centrifugal Force (RCF). If these rotors are …

Zonal rotor centrifugation was found to be a scalable method of getting “colloidal molecules” properly sorted. It allows access to pure fractions of particle monomers, dimers, and trimers, …

A zonal rotor in a centrifuge is a specialized type of rotor designed for the separation of particles or molecules within a density gradient. This type of rotor is particularly useful for applications …

A zonal rotor consists of a large cylindrical chamber subdivided into a number of sector-shaped compart­ments by vertical septa (or vanes) that radiate from the axial core to the rotor wall. The …

A cell lysate is placed in a centrifuge tube, which, in turn, is mounted in the rotor of a preparative ultracentrifuge. Centrifugation at relatively low speed for a short time (800 g /10 min) will …

Zonal rotor centrifugation was found to be a scalable method of getting “colloidal molecules” properly sorted. It allows access to pure fractions of particle monomers, dimers, and trimers, …

Achieve high g-force large volume gradient separations with the Thermo Scientific™ TCF-20 Zonal Rotor. Rotor innovations—from Thermo Scientific™ Auto-Lock™ rotor exchange to …

Horizontal rotors are mainly used for high-resolution zonal sedimentation and isopycnic centrifugation. Their outstanding advantage is achieving efficient separation in a short time, …