Biotechnology and Bioengineering

Biotechnology and Bioengineering, Vol.52, No.2 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0006-3592 (Print)

In this Issue (16 articles)

183 - 183	Biochemical-Engineering .9. Interdisciplinary Foundations for Creating New Biotechnology .2. Preface Zabriskie DW, Wittrup KD
185 - 192	Novel Bioseparations Using 2-Phase Aqueous Micellar Systems Liu CL, Nikas YJ, Blankschtein D
193 - 203	Self-Interaction Chromatography - A Tool for the Study of Protein-Protein Interactions in Bioprocessing Environments Patro SY, Przybycien TM
204 - 222	Optimization of Affinity and Ion-Exchange Chromatographic Processes for the Purification of Proteins Mao QM, Hearn MT
223 - 236	Fundamental Questions in Optimizing Ion-Exchange Chromatography of Proteins Using Computer-Aided Process Design Jungbauer A, Kaltenbrunner O
237 - 247	Semi-on-Line Analysis for Fast and Precise Monitoring of Bioreaction Processes Christensen LH, Marcher J, Schulze U, Carlsen M, Min RW, Nielsen J, Villadsen J
248 - 258	Fluid-Dynamics in Bubble-Column Bioreactors - Experiments and Numerical Simulations Lubbert A, Paaschen T, Lapin A
259 - 270	Capillary Electrophoresis of DNA in Uncrosslinked Polymer-Solutions - Evidence for a New Mechanism of DNA Separation Barron AE, Sunada WM, Blanch HW
271 - 289	Monitoring and Control of the Physiological-State of Cell-Cultures Konstantinov KB
290 - 295	Chemical Versus Biochemical Conversion - When and How to Use Biocatalysts Tramper J
296 - 300	Extraordinary Enantiospecificity of Lipase Catalysis in Organic Media-Induced by Purification and Catalyst Engineering Tsai SW, Dordick JS
301 - 308	Biosynthesis of Synthons in 2-Liquid-Phase Media Wubbolts MG, Favrebulle O, Witholt B
309 - 319	Enzyme Engineering Aspects of Biocatalysis - Cofactor Regeneration as Example Kragl U, Kruse W, Hummel W, Wandrey C
320 - 331	Application of High Hydrostatic-Pressure for Increasing Activity and Stability of Enzymes Mozhaev VV, Lange R, Kudryashova EV, Balny C
332 - 339	Characterization of Extremely Thermostable Enzymatic Breakers (Alpha-1,6-Galactosidase and Beta-1,4-Mannanase) from the Hyperthermophilic Bacterium Thermotoga-Neapolitana-5068 for Hydrolysis of Guar Gum Mccutchen CM, Duffaud GD, Leduc P, Petersen AR, Tayal A, Khan SA, Kelly RM
340 - 356	The Use of Confocal Scanning Laser Microscopy and Other Tools to Characterize Escherichia-Coli in a High-Cell-Density Synthetic Biofilm Swope KL, Flicklinger MC