This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent, plus 1 CIPO patent and 1 EPO patent. Top assignee: Philip Morris Products S.a.. Active years: 2015.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2015
Title: Inga Vaarst: Inventor in Virus-Like Particle Capture
Introduction
Inga Vaarst is an inventor associated with Copenhagen, Denmark, and Philip Morris Products S.A. Her work includes a patented method for capturing virus-like particles from plant-based mixtures using expanded-bed chromatography.
Latest Patents
Vaarst is associated with 1 patent: “Methods for Capturing Virus-Like Particles from Plants Using Expanded Bed Chromatography.” The invention describes contacting a mixture with an expanded bed of adsorbent so that its constituents interact with the adsorbent. The method may also include washing the adsorbent and eluting the particle of interest.
Career Highlights
Vaarst’s patent focuses on a process for capturing virus-like particles from mixtures. Expanded-bed adsorption can bring the mixture into contact with the adsorbent, followed by optional washing and elution steps.
Collaborations
The supplied information identifies Allan Lihme and Karen Oishi as Vaarst’s coworkers at Philip Morris Products S.A.
Conclusion
Inga Vaarst’s recorded invention addresses the capture of virus-like particles from plants through an expanded-bed chromatography method.
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