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Showing 1 to 13 of 13 for “"Bioseparation"”.

  1. Studies on improved integrated membrane-based chromatographic process for bioseparation

    To improve protein separation and purification directly from a fermentation broth, a novel membrane filtration-cum-chromatography device configuration having a relatively impermeable coated zone near the hollow fiber module outlet has been developed. The integrated membrane …

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  2. Rational construction by molecular dynamics modeling and simulations of porous adsorbent media for bioseparation

    … matrix has become a very important method for bioseparations. In this dissertation, a novel fundamental and systematic methodology has been developed that uses the molecular dynamics (MD) modeling and simulation approach to rationally design, construct, and characterize polymeric porous …

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  3. Selective extraction of colorful proteins using reverse micelles

    … As the field has expanded, research into bioseparation processes has also expanded. The need for more cost effective ways to deliver products that are in high demand is greater now than ever. Bioseparation processes are a very costly part of the overall process of product development. …

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  4. Design and Application of Hollow Silica Microspheres for Density-based Bioseparations

    … goal of this dissertation work was to develop a bioseparation approach that is inexpensive and easy to use, with absolutely no external instrumentation required. Our “molecular buoy” approach used low-density hollow silica microspheres, functionalized with target-specific antibodies to bind and …

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  5. Design and application of hollow silica microspheres for density-based bioseparations

    … goal of this dissertation work was to develop a bioseparation approach that is inexpensive and easy to use, with absolutely no external instrumentation required. Our “molecular buoy” approach used low-density hollow silica microspheres, functionalized with target-specific antibodies to bind and …

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  6. An integrated membrane-based chromatographic process for biomolecule isolation and purification

    … with each additional step. As the cost of bioseparation process accounts for 50-80% of the final product cost, innovations in and improvement of bio-downstream processing are greatly needed. In this research, a cyclic process integrating a commercially available hollow fiber ultrafiltration …

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  7. Self-sorting of deformable particles in a microfluidic circuit

    … could find application in cell sorting and bioseparation for therapeutics, research, and point-of-care diagnostics, as well as in sorting of droplets and emulsions for research and industrial applications (e.g., pharmaceutics, food industry, etc.). The device design is carried out using an …

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  8. Smart magnetic affinity adsorbents

    … has been explored for their intended use in bioseparation technology, i.e. for both selectively protein binding and enhanced temperature elution of especially difficult to elute species such as haemoglobin. Tethering of polymer brushes was achieved by employing two different ‘grafting from’ …

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  9. Neural Networks in Bioprocessing and Chemical Engineering

    … modeling and optimal design of extractive bioseparation in aqueous two-phase systems This dissertation also includes a glossary, which explains the terminology used in neural network applications in science and engineering.

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  10. Nanoporous elements in microfluidics for multi-scale separation of bioparticles

    … in this thesis can provide improved control of bioseparation processes to access a wide range of bioparticles, opening new pathways for both research and point-of-care diagnostics.

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  11. Hydrodynamic resistance and sorting of deformable particles in microfluidic circuits

    … applications in biomechanical analysis of cells, bioseparation, point-of-care diagnostics, as well as in two-phase microfluidics.

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  12. Molecular Design Of Lanthanide Binding Tag Peptides For Nanoparticle Assisted Interfacial Separation Of Rare Earth Elements

    <p>Rare earth elements (REEs), comprising yttrium, scandium, and the lanthanides, are indispensable to modern technologies owing to their unique luminescent, chemical, and magnetic properties. They play a central role in sustainable technologies such as batteries, wind turbines, and electric …

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