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Joseph Carver

Missoula
As seen in: AIChE Journal, Color Research & Application, Wiley Online Library, PNAS, America Magazine, Missoulian, JACC (Journal of the American College of Cardiology)
Teacher, educator and lover of creation - especially gynmorous trees, meteor showers and the ocean.
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Engineering Chinese Hamster Ovary Cells to Mitigate Polysorbate Degradation in Biotherapeutics

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By Inn H. Yuk, Peggy Ko, Patrick Ahyow, Joseph Carver
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Conflicts of Interest The authors declare no conflicts of interest. Supporting Information Filename Description bit70037-sup-0001-Supporting_Info_B_and_B_Yuk_2025.docx1.7 MB Supplementary Figure S1: Insights gained from ICE analysis of single cell clones to characterize genotype and assess knockout (KO) efficiency. Supplementary Table S1: List of gRNA sequences and PCR primer sequences used for genomic confirmation of target gene knockout.
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A New Generation of Activated Carbon Adsorbent Microstructures

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By Joseph Carver, Stuart Scott, Ethan Grigor, Edric Bulan
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction The effective separation of target gases is a vital part of many industrial and energy generation processes, including carbon capture, biogas upgrading, and hydrogen purification.[1] Most traditional gas separation technologies such as cryogenic distillation, membrane-based, and absorption-based separation are energy intensive.[2, 3] Adsorption-based separation is widely considered to be more energy efficient, low cost and can operate over a wide pH range,[4] thus has the...
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Combining regulated and constitutive protein expression significantly boosts protein expression by increasing productivity without affecting CHO cell growth

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By Cynthia Lam, Joseph Carver, Domingos Ng, Dejin Zhan
| AIChE Journal Verified
Abstract Chinese hamster ovary (CHO) cells are commonly used for the expression of therapeutic proteins. To increase the titer output of CHO production cultures either specific productivity (Qp), growth, or both need to be increased. Generally, Qp and growth are inversely correlated and cell lines with high Qp have slower growth and vice versa.
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