Pfenex Inc.

Dow Global Technolgoies LLC

Kemeta, LLC

Kamata, LLC

Jeffrey Allen

James A McIntyre

Lawrence C Chew

Paul E Cranley

Keith L Haney

Anant Patkar

Kristine L Danowski

Bettina M Rosner

Ryan Haverstock

Larry Sun

Lei Lei Phokham Sengchanthalangsy

Ping-Hua Feng

Felipe A Donate

Theodore E Miller, Jr

Timothy Charles Frank

Alan D Strickland

Venkiteswaran Subramanian

Reed A Schick

Greg Cantin

Jefry E Shields

Kai Li

Lei Lei Sengchanthalangsy

The present invention relates to processes for purifying high-quality recombinantcircumsporozoite protein at high yields.

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The present invention relates to the field of recombinant protein production in bacterial hosts. It further relates to extraction of soluble, active recombinant protein from an insoluble fraction without the use of denaturation and without the need for a refolding step. In particular, the present invention relates to a production process for obtaining high levels a soluble recombinant Type 1 interferon protein from a bacterial host.

Method for producing soluble recombinant interferon protein without denaturing

A method for extracting an intracellular peptide, protein or other polypeptide from a whole fermentation broth using a water miscible alcohol, or a water miscible or partially water miscible glycol ether.

Method for the extraction of intracellular proteins from a fermentation broth

Described are enzyme systems specific for acetone and methods of using these enzyme systems to detect acetone in biological or environmental samples. Biosensors containing these enzyme systems are disclosed, in which detection of acetone may be achieved by linking electrochemical, photometric, or other detection means to one or more acetone-specific enzyme reactions or pathways. Methods of using such acetone-specific biosensors include subject management of weight loss, disease detection, and bioavailability monitoring of therapeutics. 

Enzyme-based system and sensor for measuring acetone

The subject invention provides a hand-held medical apparatus () for detecting a predetermined component of user breath and producing a breath-component signal over a measurement time. Such breath-component signal may be correlated to a user fat metabolism indicator.

Hand-held medical apparatus

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