393 Poster Session: Bioseparations

Description:
This session includes poster papers addressing all aspects of bioseparations from initial capture (primary recovery) to polishing. Applications include all biomolecules.

Sponsor:
Bio Separations

Chair:
Allen Hersel
Email: hersela@trine.edu

Co-Chair:
Atanas Serbezov
Email: Atanas.Serbezov@Rose-Hulman.edu


Papers:

(393a) Electrostatics Potential in Annular Geometry: A Taxonomy of Models Useful for Applications to Particle Sorting, Tissue Scaffold, and Drug Delivery
Abbas Motamedilamouki, Parvin Golbayani, J. Robby Sanders and Pedro E. Arce

(393b) Separation of Pyruvic Acid:- Influence of Active and Inactive Diluents On Extraction Equilibria
Dharm Pal

(393c) N-Butanol Separation From Aqueous Solution By Pervaporation Using Composite PDMS Membrane
Fangfang Liu and Shang-Tian Yang

(393d) A Case Study of In-Process Modifications to the Unpaired Sulfhydryl of An N-Terminal Cysteine to Achieve Homogeneous Vaccine Antigen
Sianny Christanti, Matthew Woodling and Aaron R. Goerke

(393e) Study of Protein Refolding in High Concentrations
Pegah Saremirad and Ajay K. RAY

(393f) Development of Adsorptive Membranes for Targeted Protein Binding
Heather C. S. Chenette and Scott M. Husson

(393g) Purification of a Novel Lipopeptide Biosurfactant By Green Recovery Methods
Mustafa E. Marti, Halimatun Zainuddin, Jill Schoborg, William Colonna and Charles E Glatz

(393h) Physicochemical Properties of Highly Concentrated Monoclonal Antibody Solutions
Elaheh Binabaji, Suma Rao and Andrew L. Zydney

(393i) Isolation and Purification of Natural Antioxidants From Limnophila Aromatica By Using Low-Pressure Column Chromatography of Silica Gel
Quy Diem Do and Yi-Hsu Ju

(393j) Molecular Insight Into the Adsorption of IgG in Hydrophobic Charge-Induction Chromatography
Hong-Fei Tong, Carlo Cavallotti, Dong-Qiang Lin and Shan-Jing Yao

(393k) Interaction of Carbohydrates With the Molecularly Imprinted Silica Particles
Saikat Das, Suvid Joshi and Stephen E. Rankin
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