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Article: Chromatography - An Industry Overview
Chromatography is one of the most powerful purification methods available to biomanufacturers, and its use is also seen across a wide array of industries. Providing a fundamental tool to detect, separate, and purify substances, chromatography processes have been implemented into a number of manufacturing schemes. Advanced chromatography technologies are helping to solve some of the manufacturing capacity challenges that face biopharmaceutical manufacturers. Process developers should be aware of the science's ever-expanding capabilities for drug purification to meet a rising demand for biotherapeutics free of contaminating proteins, viruses, nucleic acids, enzymes, and enzyme inhibitors.
Customizing Chromatography
A huge diversity of recombinant-technology — derived therapies is being
developed from different sources: from
animal and microbial cells to transgenic
milk and plant sources such as corn and
tobacco. Customized chromatography
processes are required to achieve the
highest efficiency possible with any
product source. In some cases, a drug
purification process can incorporate as
many as six separate chromatographic
steps. Fortunately, new innovations and
advanced engineering can help
manufacturers tailor the right solution
for each specific application.
Article: Chromatography - An Industry Overview
SOURCE: Pall Life Sciences



