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A modified CF-32 Beckman flow centrifuge rotor has been developed that provides a long sedimentation path length with high gravitational force at the gradient sample interface. The modified rotor exhibits excellent separative capability and extraction efficiency when applied to purification of human influenza B and herpes simplex viruses.
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