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Close Message User Date(yyyy-mm-dd) Sterilization by filteration mbadam 2005-04-27 Click here to register. I have 5-10 liters of protein/peptide solution and need to sterilize it. What is the least expensive and fastes way to do this. Filteration through 0.2 u is very slow and filter get cloged fast. I am in washington DC. Thank you.

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