Biotechnology Techniques

Editorial
pp. 821-821(1)

A convenient method to study fungal spores retention on a porous preformed support
pp. 823-829(7)
Authors: Grivel F.; Larroche C.; Gros J.B.

Isolation of human fibrinogen by axial and radial flow chromatography from Nitschmann fraction I
pp. 831-835(5)
Authors: Tao S.; Ge C.; Yipin L.; Fengrong B.; Meijuan W.

Optimized operating parameters for the displacement separation of biomolecules in immobilized metal ion affinity chromatography
pp. 837-842(6)
Author: Kim Y.J.

Strain identification of probiotic Lactobacillus casei-related isolates with randomly amplified polymorphic DNA and pulsed-field gel electrophoresis methods
pp. 843-847(5)
Authors: Roy D.; Ward P.; Vincent D.

Anti-attacin polyclonal antibody from an in vitro derived antigen used for immunoblot to quantify attacin expressed in transgenic apple
pp. 849-857(9)
Authors: Ko K.; Norelli J.L.; Brown S.K.; Aldwinckle H.S.

Soil lipase activity – a useful indicator of oil biodegradation
pp. 859-863(5)
Authors: Margesin R.; Zimmerbauer A.; Schinner F.

Non-radioactive multiple reverse transcription-PCR method used for low abundance mRNA quantification
pp. 865-869(5)
Authors: Benina M.; Legia M.

Histochemical detection of laccase in Pycnoporus cinnabarinus using microwave-enhanced colloidal gold microcrystallization
pp. 871-875(5)
Authors: Jones C.L.; Lonergan G.T.

Clarification and concentration with membrane technology of a phycocyanin solution extracted from Spirulina platensis
pp. 877-881(5)
Authors: Jaouen P.; Lépine B.; Rossignol N.; Royer R.; Quéméneur F.

The groove assay for quantitative estimating the killer toxin activity or susceptibility of S. cerevisiae strains to killer toxins
pp. 883-887(5)
Authors: Janderová B.; Janouková O.; Flegelová H.; Vondrejs V.

Separation of fructooligosaccharides on a cation-exchange HPLC column in silver form with refractometric detection
pp. 889-892(4)
Authors: Antoová M.; Polakovi M.; Bále V.

Rapid and sensitive bioassay to study signals between root exudates and arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi**
pp. 893-897(5)
Authors: Nagahashi G.; Douds Jr. D.D.

Application of fibrin zymography for determining the optimum culture time for protease activity
pp. 899-901(3)
Authors: Choi N-S.; Kim S-H.

Evaluation of simple enzyme kinetics by response surface modelling
pp. 903-907(5)
Authors: Andersson M.; Adlercreutz P.

Continuous high-pressure disruption of marine diatom Haslea ostrearia. Assessment by laser diffraction particle sizer
pp. 909-913(5)
Authors: Rossignol N.; Moan R.; Jaouen P.; Robert J-M.; Quéméneur F.

Reactive extraction of lactic acid with mixed tertiary amine extractants
pp. 915-918(4)
Authors: Hong Y.K.; Hong W.H.

The use of ferromagnetic Dacron as solid-phase in chemiluminescent assays
pp. 919-922(4)
Authors: Pinheiro S.M.B.; Carvalho Jr. L.B.; Chaves M.E.C.

A simple enzymatic procedure for the synthesis of a hydroxylated polyester from glycerol and adipic acid
pp. 923-926(4)
Authors: Iglesias L.E.; Fukuyama Y.; Nonami H.; Erra-Balsells R.; Baldessari A.

Quantitative determination of the spatial distribution of microbial growth kinetics within alginate beads using an image analysis technique
pp. 927-930(4)
Authors: Condron P.; McLoughlin A.J.; Upton M.

Rapid and sensitive galactose oxidase-peroxidase biosensor for galactose detection with prolonged stability
pp. 931-936(6)
Authors: Tká J.; Gemeiner P.; turdík E.

Volume contents
pp. 937-943(7)

Authors index
pp. 945-947(3)