Publications of L. Opitz

Opitz, L., Solf, N., Reichl, U., & Wolff, M. W.Pseudo-affinity capture of cell culture derived influenza virus particles by sulphated cellulose membranes: an economic tool for vaccine productionPresented at: ISPPP 2008Baden-Baden, Germany, October 21, 2008.

Opitz, L., Solf, N., Reichl, U., & Wolff, M. W.Economic pseudo-affinity purification of mammalian cell culture-derived influenza virus particles by sulphated cellulose membranesPresented at: European BioPerspectives 2008Hannover, Germany, October 7, 2008.

Opitz, L., Solf, N., Reichl, U., & Wolff, M. W.Capturing of cell culture derived influenza viruses by sulphated cellulose membranes – a promising pseudo-affinity method for influenza vaccine productionPresented at: Vaccine Technology IIAlbufeira, Portugal, June 1, 2008.

Opitz, L., Zimmermann, A., Genzel, Y., Lübben, H., Reichl, U., & Wolff, M. W.Lectin-affinity chromatography for downstream processing of current influenza virus strains from MDCK and Vero cell cultivationsPresented at: AIChE Annual meeting 2007Salt Lake City, USA, November 4, 2007.

Opitz, L., Wolff, M. W., Salaklang, J., Rapp, E., Kalbfuss, B., & Reichl, U.Lectin-affinity purification of cell culture derived human Influenza A virusesPresented at: Vaccine Technology 2006Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, June 25, 2006.

Opitz, L., Wolff, M. W., Salaklang, J., Rapp, E., & Reichl, U.Lektin-Affinitätschromatographie zur Aufreinigung humaner Influenza VirenPresented at: GVC/DECHEMA-Jahrestagungen 2006Wiesbaden, Germany, September 26, 2006.

Opitz, L., Wolff, M. W., Salaklang, J., Rapp, E., & Reichl, U.Lectin-affinity purification of cell culture derived human Influenza A virusesPresented at: ESBES 6 : 6th European Symposium on Biochemical Engineering ScienceSalzburg, Austria, August 27, 2006.

Schwarzer, J., Wolff, M. W., Rapp, E., Schmidt, J. K., Opitz, L., & Reichl, U.Glycosylation of Influenza A Virus HemagglutininPresented at: CCE IX (Cell Culture Engineering IX) 2004Riviera Maya , Cancun, QR, Mexico, March 7, 2004.

Opitz, L. (2010)Development and Characterization of Affinity- and Pseudo-affinity-based Methods for Cell Culture-derived Influenza Virus CapturingPhD Thesis, Shaker, Aachen.