Article: New biosystems engineering study findings have been published by L.N. Gatehouse and colleagues.

"The yield of two proteins, avidin and green fluorescent protein (GFP), expressed from a modified Autographa californica nucleopolyhedrovirus (AcMNPV), was compared in Sf9 cell culture monolayer, Sf21 cell suspension culture and intact Spodoptera litura larvae. GFP expressed from the p10 promoter yielded up to 1.5% of total soluble protein in larvae, 20-fold higher than that in monolayer suspension culture," scientists writing in the journal Bioprocess and Biosystems Engineering report.

"Avidin, expressed from the polh promoter, yielded up to 2.3% of total soluble protein in larvae, 10-fold higher than that in suspension culture and 40-fold higher than that in ...

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