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Jong Youn Baik

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Biotechnology Journal|September 3, 2017
Growth Rate Changes in CHO Host Cells Are Associated with Karyotypic HeterogeneityJong Youn Baik, Kelvin H Lee
Biotechnology and Bioengineering|December 7, 2016
A framework to quantify karyotype variation associated with CHO cell line instability at a single-cell levelJong Youn Baik, Kelvin H Lee
Biotechnology Journal|February 13, 2014
miRNA expression in CHO: nature knows bestJong Youn Baik, Kelvin H Lee
Biotechnology and Bioengineering|September 10, 2009
A DIGE approach for the assessment of differential expression of the CHO proteome under sodium butyrate addition: Effect of Bcl-x(L) overexpressionJong Youn Baik, Gyun Min Lee
Current Opinion in Biotechnology|May 31, 2014
Toward product attribute control: developments from genome sequencingJong Youn Baik, Kelvin H Lee
Pharmaceutics|April 3, 2021
DNA Double-Strand Breaks Affect Chromosomal Rearrangements during Methotrexate-Mediated Gene Amplification in Chinese Hamster Ovary CellsJong Youn Baik, Hye-Jin Han, Kelvin H Lee
Journal of Biotechnology|May 31, 2023
A splinkerette PCR-based genome walking technique for the identification of transgene integration sites in CHO cellsHye-Jin Han, Dae Hoon Kim, Jong Youn Baik
Biotechnology Journal|April 30, 2015
CHOgenome.org 2.0: Genome resources and website updatesBenjamin G Kremkow, Jong Youn Baik, Madolyn L MacDonald, et al.
Journal of Biotechnology|January 1, 2008
Limitations to the comparative proteomic analysis of thrombopoietin producing Chinese hamster ovary cells treated with sodium butyrateJong Youn Baik, Eun Jin Joo, Young Hwan Kim, et al.
Bioengineered|June 21, 2012
Toward a bioengineered heparin: challenges and strategies for metabolic engineering of mammalian cellsJong Youn Baik, Clifford L Wang, Bo Yang, et al.
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Biotechnology Journal|September 3, 2017
Growth Rate Changes in CHO Host Cells Are Associated with Karyotypic HeterogeneityJong Youn Baik, Kelvin H Lee
Biotechnology and Bioengineering|December 7, 2016
A framework to quantify karyotype variation associated with CHO cell line instability at a single-cell levelJong Youn Baik, Kelvin H Lee
Biotechnology Journal|February 13, 2014
miRNA expression in CHO: nature knows bestJong Youn Baik, Kelvin H Lee
Biotechnology and Bioengineering|September 10, 2009
A DIGE approach for the assessment of differential expression of the CHO proteome under sodium butyrate addition: Effect of Bcl-x(L) overexpressionJong Youn Baik, Gyun Min Lee
Current Opinion in Biotechnology|May 31, 2014
Toward product attribute control: developments from genome sequencingJong Youn Baik, Kelvin H Lee
Pharmaceutics|April 3, 2021
DNA Double-Strand Breaks Affect Chromosomal Rearrangements during Methotrexate-Mediated Gene Amplification in Chinese Hamster Ovary CellsJong Youn Baik, Hye-Jin Han, Kelvin H Lee
Journal of Biotechnology|May 31, 2023
A splinkerette PCR-based genome walking technique for the identification of transgene integration sites in CHO cellsHye-Jin Han, Dae Hoon Kim, Jong Youn Baik
Biotechnology Journal|April 30, 2015
CHOgenome.org 2.0: Genome resources and website updatesBenjamin G Kremkow, Jong Youn Baik, Madolyn L MacDonald, et al.
Journal of Biotechnology|January 1, 2008
Limitations to the comparative proteomic analysis of thrombopoietin producing Chinese hamster ovary cells treated with sodium butyrateJong Youn Baik, Eun Jin Joo, Young Hwan Kim, et al.
Bioengineered|June 21, 2012
Toward a bioengineered heparin: challenges and strategies for metabolic engineering of mammalian cellsJong Youn Baik, Clifford L Wang, Bo Yang, et al.
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