High-resolution nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy has developed into a powerful method for determining the complete three-dimensional structures of proteins in solution. This article reviews current applications of this technique, with particular emphasis on areas of relevance to biotechnology, including protein engineering and protein design.
Our laboratory has over a period of four years conducted extensive research into the metabolism and batch, fed-batch, continuous, perfusion and serum-free culture of hybridomas with a view to increasing the productivity of these animal cell lines. A brief overview of this work and future plans will be presented here. In addition an overview of our more limited work on the Baculovirus expression system using insect cell culture, begun during 1989, will also be given.
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