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University of Missouri

Csaba Horvath

Clara M Ambrus

B Stephen Carpenter

Corazon R Vogt

A process is disclosed for the production of finely divided matrix material having substantially uniform porosity about the surface thereof with nuclear tracks from an isotropic source. Selected products of the process have only surface porosity or pores which pass completely through the matrix material.

Production of microporous finely divided matrix material with nuclear

Extracorporeal apparatus for selective removal of pathogenic factors, i.e. antigens, from blood by circulating the blood through hollow fibers which, exterior to the lumen are in proximity to antibodies, i.e. proteins having strong biospecific activity for the pathogenic factors. In some situations, the antibody is segregated in a liquid medium outside the hollow fiber to improve mass transfer and the antigen penetrates the ultrafilter wall of the fiber to join the antibody.

Blood purification

Apparatus and process of removing quantities of heavy metals from blood utilizing immobilized chelating agents which are positioned on the opposite side of an anisotropic membrane from blood flowing across the retentive filter surface of the membrane.

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Orange, CT, United States of America

Csaba Horvath