2009

Growth Kinetic Study of Chlorella Vulgaris

Nov 11, 2009
Jinsoo Kim
Algae are simple autotrophic organisms that produce complex organic compounds from simple inorganic molecules such as carbon dioxide using energy from light or inorganic chemical reactions. These complex organics include a substantial amount of triacylglycerol which can be readily converted into...

Dynamic Model of a Solar Thermal Transport Tube Reactor for Control Purposes

Nov 11, 2009
Elizabeth Saade
A solar thermal reactor receives concentrated solar irradiation and uses this energy to thermally convert biomass into synthesis gas (H2, CO and CO2). The operation of this reactor is affected by the presence of clouds, which act as a disturbance for this process. When clouds are partially covering...

Inline Mixing Device for Medical Applications

Nov 10, 2009
Yves Delmotte
In the surgical field, the mixing of two combined fluid streams is required to form fibrin glue, used as a tissue sealant or a hemostat. The sealant components, fibrinogen and thrombin, have different viscosities, respectively 150 and 1 cps at 37°C. The viscosity of fibrinogen depends on the...

Purification of Recombinant Plant-Made Proteins From Corn by Ultrafiltration

Nov 10, 2009
Matthew Aspelund
The use of corn as an expression host is an attractive system for the production of plant-made proteins. The use of plants lowers upstream costs making downstream the significant production cost. For some proteins, crossflow ultrafiltration could be a lower cost alternative. The potential for doing...

Gram-Scale Isolation of IEC Charge Variants Using Displacement Chromotography

Nov 10, 2009
Ryan Hutchinson
The pharmacokinetic profiles of monoclonal antibody charge variants are poorly understood because they differ only slightly from the “main” antibody species, are low in abundance, and extremely difficult to isolate in pure pools for intensive in vitro and in vivo studies. Because of this, the...

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