Patent classifications
C07K1/14
METHOD OF GRADIENT HARVESTING PLANT PRODUCT AND COMBINE HARVESTER FOR THE SAME
A method of harvesting plant product from a plant in a single pass using a combine harvester is disclosed. In the method, the plant has a protein content gradient that varies along a height of the plant. The method includes identifying, along a longitudinally-extending stalk of the plant, an upper protein gradient of the plant including high protein plant product and a lower protein gradient of the plant including lower protein plant product, wherein the high protein plant product from the upper protein gradient of the plant meets a threshold protein content that is higher than that of the lower protein plant product. The method also includes separately and substantially simultaneously harvesting the high protein plant product from the upper protein gradient and the lower protein plant product from the lower protein gradient in the single pass, and isolating the high protein plant product from the lower protein plant product.
NEW PROCESS OF EXTRACTING PROTEIN
A method of extracting a cytoplasmic or periplasmic protein. The method comprises provision of a first cell suspension comprising cells, the cells containing a cytoplasmic or periplasmic protein of interest to be extracted, the first cell suspension having a first temperature, and heating of the first cell suspension to an operating temperature, at which operating temperature at least a fraction of the cells is subject to heat-induced lysis and at least a fraction of the cytoplasmic or periplasmic protein of interest to be extracted is not subject to irreversible denaturation. The heating of the first cell suspension comprises provision of an aqueous solution, the aqueous solution having a second temperature that is higher than the first temperature, and mixing of the first cell suspension with the aqueous solution, thereby obtaining a second cell suspension, the second cell suspension having a third temperature that is higher than the first temperature. A system for extracting a cytoplasmic or periplasmic protein. The system comprises, i.a., a static mixer.
MATE AND SEPARATE: A CONVENIENT AND GENERAL METHOD FOR THE SEPARATION AND PURIFICATION OF TARGET MOLECULES FROM BIOLOGICAL MEDIA BY PHASE TRANSITION OF PEGYLATED RECOGNITION AGENTS.
Biological small molecules, proteins or nucleic acids (target molecules, TM) are isolated in from biological media such as blood serum, cytoplasm, nucleoplasm etc. by a novel process (mate and separate) involving the use of PEGylated recognition molecule (PEG-RM) with high specificity and binding for TM, affording a macromolecular complex PEG-RM.TM, from which the target protein can be obtained in pure form.
Methods and systems for analysis of samples containing particles used for gene delivery
Embodiments disclosed include systems, devices, and methods for analysis of samples containing particles used for gene delivery to determine a quality of the sample and/or an indication that the gene delivery particles are in a full, partial, and/or empty state. The present disclosure also relates to determining a protein and/or NA content in samples with known proportions of gene delivery particles in a full, partial, and/or empty state and based on the determination, establish a relationship between NA content and proportions of gene delivery particles in a full state. The present disclosure also relates to using such an established relationship to predict a proportion of the gene delivery particles in a full, partial, and/or empty state in test samples having the gene delivery particles in an unknown state.
INTENSIFIED VIRUS FILTRATION USING DIAFILTRATION BUFFER
Method and system for purifying a sample comprising a biomolecule of interest and impurities, comprising expressing said biomolecule of interest in a bioreactor to form a product sample comprising said biomolecule of interest and impurities; subjecting said product sample to filtration to form a clarified product sample; subjecting said clarified product sample to affinity chromatography to remove impurities; subsequently subjecting said product sample to diafiltration followed by virus filtration and optional concentration. The buffer used during the diafiltration step (and thus in the virus filtration step) is the buffer desired for the final formulation of the product.
METHOD FOR EXTRACTING NERVE TISSUE-DERIVED EXOSOMES
Ag-Fe3O4 immunomagnetic microsphere contains poly-D-lysine modified on the surface and S100β and/or MBP antibody linked by an amide bond. The Ag-Fe3O4 immunomagnetic microsphere can specifically capturing peripheral nerve tissue-derived exosomes. When the microsphere is used to extract nerve tissue-derived exosomes, the extraction yield of exosomes per unit volume of nerve tissue is high, and the nerve specificity is strong.
METHOD FOR EXTRACTING NERVE TISSUE-DERIVED EXOSOMES
Ag-Fe3O4 immunomagnetic microsphere contains poly-D-lysine modified on the surface and S100β and/or MBP antibody linked by an amide bond. The Ag-Fe3O4 immunomagnetic microsphere can specifically capturing peripheral nerve tissue-derived exosomes. When the microsphere is used to extract nerve tissue-derived exosomes, the extraction yield of exosomes per unit volume of nerve tissue is high, and the nerve specificity is strong.
METHOD FOR ENHANCED DIRECT DETECTION OF MICROBIAL ANTIGENS FROM BIOLOGICAL FLUIDS
The present disclosure provides methods and compositions for determining the presence of microorganisms in biological fluids by processing extracellular vesicles. The fluids are treated with a composition comprising a pH buffer, a nonionic surfactant, a zwitterionic detergent, an anionic surfactant, and a reducing agent. This treatment solubilizes extracellular vesicles in the fluid, enhancing the ability of diagnostic tools to find the microorganisms. The extracellular vesicles may also be isolated before solubilizing.
Amphiphilic compound having dendronic hydrophobic group and application thereof
The present invention relates to an amphiphilic compound having a dendronic hydrophobic group, a method for preparing the same, and a method for extraction, solubilization, stabilization, or crystallization of a membrane protein by using the same. The use of the compound according to the present invention leads to an excellent membrane protein solubilization effect and a stable storage of a membrane protein in an aqueous solution for a long time, and thus can be utilized for functional analysis and structural analysis of the membrane protein. Especially, the amphiphilic compound having a dendronic hydrophobic group showed very remarkable characteristics in the visualization of protein composites through an electronic microscope. The membrane protein structural and functional analysis is one of the fields of greatest interest in current biology and chemistry, and more than half of the new drugs that are currently being developed are targeted at membrane proteins, and thus the amphiphilic compound of the present invention can be applied to membrane protein structure studies closely related to the development of new drugs.
Amphiphilic compound having dendronic hydrophobic group and application thereof
The present invention relates to an amphiphilic compound having a dendronic hydrophobic group, a method for preparing the same, and a method for extraction, solubilization, stabilization, or crystallization of a membrane protein by using the same. The use of the compound according to the present invention leads to an excellent membrane protein solubilization effect and a stable storage of a membrane protein in an aqueous solution for a long time, and thus can be utilized for functional analysis and structural analysis of the membrane protein. Especially, the amphiphilic compound having a dendronic hydrophobic group showed very remarkable characteristics in the visualization of protein composites through an electronic microscope. The membrane protein structural and functional analysis is one of the fields of greatest interest in current biology and chemistry, and more than half of the new drugs that are currently being developed are targeted at membrane proteins, and thus the amphiphilic compound of the present invention can be applied to membrane protein structure studies closely related to the development of new drugs.