Publications by authors named "Brandon Downey"

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Impact of fed-batch process intensification on the productivity and product quality of two CHO cell lines expressing unique novel molecular format proteins.
Nicolas Q Wolnick, Marissa R Dickson, Thaddaeus A Webster, Roger P Connolly, Nancy Fernandes, Brandon J Downey

Bioprocess Biosyst Eng· August 2024

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An automated high inoculation density fed-batch bioreactor, enabled through N-1 perfusion, accommodates clonal diversity and doubles titers.
Mikayla Olin, Nicolas Wolnick, Hunter Crittenden, Anthony Quach, Brian Russell, Brandon Downey

Biotechnol Prog· April 2024

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Automated Raman feed-back control of multiple supplemental feeds to enable an intensified high inoculation density fed-batch platform process.
Thaddaeus A Webster, Brian C Hadley, Marissa Dickson, Jessica Hodgkins, Mikayla Olin, Brandon Downey

Bioprocess Biosyst Eng· October 2023

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John Schmitt, Brandon Downey, Justin Beller, Brian Russell, Anthony Quach

Biotechnol Bioeng· December 2019

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Forecasting and control of lactate bifurcation in Chinese hamster ovary cell culture processes.
John Schmitt, Brandon Downey, Justin Beller, Brian Russell, Anthony Quach

Biotechnol Bioeng· September 2019

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A system identification approach for developing model predictive controllers of antibody quality attributes in cell culture processes.
Brandon Downey, John Schmitt, Justin Beller, Brian Russell, Anthony Quach

Biotechnol Prog· November 2017

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A novel approach for using dielectric spectroscopy to predict viable cell volume (VCV) in early process development.
Brandon J Downey, Lisa J Graham, Jeffrey F Breit, Nathaniel K Glutting

Biotechnol Prog· December 2014

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