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Dr. Murhammer's field of knowledge includes biochemical engineering; insect cell culture; oxidative stress in cell culture; and the application of sensors to bioreactor monitoring and control. Current research interests are focused on continuous baculovirus bioinsecticide production; oxidative stress in baculovirus infected insect cell culture; carbon dioxide inhibition of insect cell culture; development of insect cell lines. 

Recent Publications

1. Rhiel, MH; Cohen, MB; Arnold, MA; Murhammer, DW. (2004).  On-line monitoring of human prostate cancer cells in a perfusion rotating wall vessel by near-infrared spectroscopy.  Biotechnology and Bioengineering, 86: 852-861.
2. Arnold, MA; Small, GW; Xiang, D; Qui, J; Murhammer, DW. (2004). Pure component selectivity analysis of multivariate calibration models from near infrared spectra.  Analytical Chemistry, 76: 2583-2590.
3. Wang, Y; Oberley, LW; Howe, D; Jarvis, DL; Chauhan, G; Murhammer, DW. (2004).  The effect of manganese superoxide dismutase expression in baculovirus infected insect cells.  Appl Biochem & Biotech, 119: 181-193.
4. Zhang, F; Bries, AD; Lang, SC; Wang, Q; Murhammer, DW; Weiler, JM; Linhardt, RJ. (2004).  Metabolic alteration of the N-glycan structure of a protein from patients with a heterozygous protein deficiency.  Biochimica et Biophysica Acta, 1739: 43-49.

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