Researchers have developed a novel technique for determining the isoelectric point of a virus, which could be used for gene therapy and vaccine production. The ability to predict the surface charge of ...
Her latest paper, published in Langmuir, focuses on using surface charge to determine a virus' isoelectric point, a common way to characterize viruses. The innovation is that instead of bulk ...
An isoelectric point is a common way to characterize viruses. However, it's not easy. To improve manufacturing for vaccines and gene therapy, a team uses surface charge to determine the isoelectric ...
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