Thursday, 3 November 2005: 8:00 AM-10:30 AM
208 (Cincinnati Convention Center)

Topical 8 - Bioseparations (T8)

#465 - Membrane-Based Bioseparations (co-spon. 15b/c and 2d) (T8004)
This session will concentrate on theoretical principles and practical considerations that underlie the use of membranes in the downstream processing of biopharmaceutical products (e.g. microfiltration, ultrafiltration, nanofiltration, virus filtration). Membranes find many applications in the recovery and purification many biomolecules (including DNA, therapeutic proteins, and vaccines). Membranes are also widely used in biomedical applications such as blood oxygenation and dialysis. In this session papers are requested that describe the application of membranes in the biotechnology and biomedical industries. Papers describing advances in theoretical aspects of membrane processes as well as papers from industry describing new membrane applications are sought.
CoChair:Chia-Chi Ho
Chair:Andrew Zydney
8:00 AM465aProtein Separations by Ultrafiltration: Exploiting Small Charged Affinity Ligands
Suma Rao, Andrew Zydney
8:20 AM465bThe Effect of Electrostatic Properties in Binary Protein Ultrafiltration
Yiheng Wang, Victor G. Rodgers
8:40 AM465cTff Applications in Large Molecule Bio-Pharmaceutical Production
Patrick E. Putman
9:00 AM465dLow Protein Fouling Synthetic Membranes by Photo-Induced Graft Polymerization: New Monomers with Exciting Properties
Ravindra Kumar, Chao Zhu, Georges Belfort
9:20 AM465eTheoretical Analysis of the Effect of Membrane Morphology on Fouling
Weiyi Li, Chia-Chi Ho
9:40 AM465fCorrecting the under-Prediction of Flux in Steady-State Ultrafiltration
S.S. Vasan, S.R. Smith, R.W. Field, Z.F. Cui
10:00 AM465gA Novel Approach for Predicting Permeate Flux Decline in Protein Ultrafiltration
Raja Ghosh, Dharmesh M. Kanani
Sponsor:Topical 8 - Bioseparations
Cosponsors:Separations Division

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