Sartorius Stedim Biotech Gmbh

Symrise Ag

Sartorius Ag

Sud-chemie Ag

Jan-gerd Frerichs

Sartorius Lab Instruments Gmbh & Co., Kg

Süd-Chemie Ip Gmbh & Co Kg

Respironics Novametrix, Inc.

Thomas Scheper

Oscar-Werner Reif

Reinhard Baumfalk

Daniel Riechers

Jakob Peter Ley

Gerhard Krammer

Uwe Bornscheuer

Dieter Melzner

Ulrich Sohling

Russell Hayden

Denise Van Rossum

Andreas Degenhardt

Egon Gross

Maren Thomsen

Johanna-Gabriela Walter

Michael Fritzsche

Jens Michael Hilmer

Karl Friehs

Patrick Jonczyk

Arne Burzlaff

Cornelia Kasper

Jan-Gerd Frerichs

Jorg Schaper

Klaus Joeris

Wilhelm Behnsen

Philip Nuzzo

Sascha Beutel

Christin Peters

Mechthild Gall

Carsten Zeilinger

Frank Stahl

Thomas Schueler

Friedrich Ruf

Pia Gellermann

Sabrina Grünert

Iliyana Pepelanova

Kathrin Ralla

Albert Stützer

Alfred Gerleigner

The present invention relates to a microarray device for the screening or the finding of protein inhibitors, to a method for the production thereof, and to a corresponding method for screening or finding protein inhibitors. The microarray device according to the invention comprises a solid supporting element having a support material, at least one protein immobilized thereon for which inhibitors are to be screened or found, and at least one known inhibitor of the at least one protein, the inhibitor being bound to the at least one protein and comprising a detectable label.

Microarray device for screening or locating HSP90 inhibitors or inhibitors of further disease-relevant target structures

A method for production of a dihydrochalcone, especially of phloretin, using a transgenic microorganism, containing a nucleic acid section (a), comprising or consisting of a gene coding for a bacterial chalcone isomerase, and/or a nucleic acid section (a'), comprising or consisting of a gene coding for a plant chalcone isomerase, and a nucleic acid section (b), comprising or consisting of a gene coding for a bacterial enoate reductase, corresponding transgenic microorganisms, containing a nucleic acid section (a), comprising or consisting of a gene coding for a bacterial chalcone isomerase, and/or a nucleic acid section (a&#x2032;), comprising or consisting of a gene coding for a plant chalcone isomerase, and/or a nucleic acid section (b), comprising or consisting of a gene coding for a bacterial enoate reductase, and host cells, containing one or more identical or different such vectors.

Method for biotechnological production of dihydrochalcones

A sensor for measuring an oxygen content in a liquid or gaseous sample has first and second sensor sections (). The first sensor section () can be brought into contact with the sample and has a luminescent indicator dye embedded in an oxygen-permeable first polymer matrix. The second sensor section () is arranged adjacent to the first sensor section () and includes the same dye embedded in an oxygen-impermeable second polymer matrix. A light guide () guides luminescence excitation light from a light source () to the sensor sections () and guides luminescence emission light from the sensor section () to a detector ().

Oxygen sensor and measuring method

The invention relates to a disposable bioreactor comprising a reversible, externally attachable sensor arrangement for measuring a physical variable of a contained medium. A sensor adapter () for receiving an electronic sensor arrangement () interacting with the medium cross-flowing the peripheral lines (), by means of an inner delimiting surface () of the sensor adapter, is integrated into at least one of the peripheral lines () of the bioreactor which is used to supply or discharge the medium. Said sensor adapter () is mounted on the peripheral line () as an insert extending the peripheral line () and which can be cross-flown by the contained medium.

Disposable bioreactor comprising a sensor arrangement

The invention relates to a method for separating proteins from liquid media, comprising

Method for separating proteins from liquid media

There is disclosed a genetic vaccination device and a process for forming an injection solution therefor, the device comprising a syringe and canula coupled to a membrane adsorber having genetic material adsorbed thereon, and the process comprising eluting the genetic material from the membrane adsorber so as to form an injection solution containing the genetic material.

Genetic vaccination device and process for forming an injection therefor

An in-situ microscope device for reactors, especially bioreactors, having an immersion tube in a reactor connecting port, which, inside the reactor, has an inlet for a sample area, also a microscope outer tube, which is coaxially placed inside the immersion tube and which, on the inner end with the objective, is directed toward the sample area that is located between an objective cover glass and an object support glass body arranged opposite the same. The exterior of the microscope outer tube is connected to a camera for recording the image of the sample area. Also included is a rinsing chamber having closeable openings, through which cleaning agents can be introduced, is connected to the exterior of the reactor connecting port, and that the immersion tube can move in an axial direction inside the connecting port and can be retracted until the inlet is in contact with the rinsing chamber in order to enable a cleaning of the sample area.

In-situ microscope device reactors

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Hannover, Germany

Thomas Scheper