Abstract: A lighting apparatus for automotive wheels that can create different light patterns. The lighting apparatus includes a base member configured to mount within a wheel; a light member configured to mount to a central portion of the base member, wherein the light member comprises a plurality of LEDs; a cover member configured to mount over and cover the light member, wherein the cover member is configured to reflect light over the base member; and a cap member configured to mount over the light member such that the cover member lies between the cap member and the light member.

Abstract: A lighting apparatus for automotive wheels that can create different light patterns. The lighting apparatus includes a base member configured to mount within a wheel; a light member configured to mount to a central portion of the base member, wherein the light member comprises a plurality of LEDs; a cover member configured to mount over and cover the light member, wherein the cover member is configured to reflect light over the base member; and a cap member configured to mount over the light member such that the cover member lies between the cap member and the light member.

Abstract: This disclosure relates to inexpensive and efficient methods of preparing egg white (e.g., obtained from eggs laid by transgenic chickens) for bulk chromatographic isolation of proteins (e.g., recombinant proteins) from the egg white, as well as method of filtering acidified egg white and methods of isolating proteins from the egg white.

Abstract: The present invention is related a method of purifying a heterologous protein from an egg white. In some embodiments, the disclosure is directed to a method of purifying a heterologous protein from an egg white comprising the heterologous protein, the method comprising, (a) adjusting the pH of the egg white to a pH of 5.8 to 6.5 to form a pH-adjusted egg white; (b) filtering the pH-adjusted egg white of (a) and collecting a first filtrate; (c) subjecting the first filtrate of (b) to a hydrophobic interaction chromatography matrix, and collecting a first eluate comprising the heterologous protein; (d) adjusting the pH of the first eluate of (c) to a pH of 5.0 to 5.6 to form a pH-adjusted eluate; (e) filtering the pH-adjusted eluate to obtain a second filtrate; (f) adjusting the pH of the second filtrate to a pH of 3.0 to 4.0 to form a pH-adjusted second filtrate; (g) neutralizing the pH-adjusted second filtrate of (f) to a pH of 5.0 to 8.

Abstract: The present invention is related a method of purifying a heterologous protein from an egg white. In some embodiments, the disclosure is directed to a method of purifying a heterologous protein from an egg white comprising the heterologous protein, the method comprising, (a) adjusting the pH of the egg white to a pH of 5.8 to 6.5 to form a pH-adjusted egg white; (b) filtering the pH-adjusted egg white of (a) and collecting a first filtrate; (c) subjecting the first filtrate of (b) to a hydrophobic interaction chromatography matrix, and collecting a first eluate comprising the heterologous protein; (d) adjusting the pH of the first eluate of (c) to a pH of 5.0 to 5.6 to form a pH-adjusted eluate; (e) filtering the pH-adjusted eluate to obtain a second filtrate; (f) adjusting the pH of the second filtrate to a pH of 3.0 to 4.0 to form a pH-adjusted second filtrate; (g) neutralizing the pH-adjusted second filtrate of (f) to a pH of 5.0 to 8.

Abstract: This disclosure relates to inexpensive and efficient methods of preparing egg white (e.g., obtained from eggs laid by transgenic chickens) for bulk chromatographic isolation of proteins (e.g., recombinant proteins) from the egg white, as well as method of filtering acidified egg white and methods of isolating proteins from the egg white.

Abstract: This disclosure relates to inexpensive and efficient methods of preparing egg white (e.g., obtained from eggs laid by transgenic chickens) for bulk chromatographic isolation of proteins (e.g., recombinant proteins) from the egg white, as well as methods of filtering acidified egg white and methods of isolating proteins from the egg white.

Abstract: This disclosure relates to inexpensive and efficient methods of preparing egg white (e.g., obtained from eggs laid by transgenic chickens) for bulk chromatographic isolation of proteins (e.g., recombinant proteins) from the egg white, as well as methods of filtering acidified egg white and methods of isolating proteins from the egg white.

Abstract: The present invention is a flow distributor and integral bed support for a chromatography column. The flow distributor has an outlet extending through it and a bottom face across which is secured a bed support. The bottom face has a series of ribs extending radially outward from a center portion of the face. The bed support is secured to the flow distributor about its outer periphery and this amount of available surface area of the flow distributor and/or face that is used to secure the bed support is less than about 10%. A distribution disk is arranged over the inlet and extends across from about 1 to about 30% of the flow distributor's surface area, ending just short of the inner edge of the ribs closest to the center point of the flow distributor face. This disk is mounted on two or more legs so as to be of substantially the same height as the ribs. The disk projects the fluid flow in a 360° radial distribution without any noticeable partitioning.

Abstract: The present invention is a flow distributor and integral bed support for a chromatography column. The flow distributor has an outlet extending through it and a bottom face across which is secured a bed support. The bottom face has a series of ribs extending radially outward from a center portion of the face. The bed support is secured to the flow distributor about its outer periphery and this amount of available surface area of the flow distributor and/or face that is used to secure the bed support is less than about 10%. A distribution disk is arranged over the inlet and extends across from about 1 to about 30% of the flow distributor's surface area, ending just short of the inner edge of the ribs closest to the center point of the flow distributor face. This disk is mounted on two or more legs so as to be of substantially the same height as the ribs. The disk projects the fluid flow in a 360° radial distribution without any noticeable partitioning.