Size Exclusion Chromatography – A Tool For Antibody Aggregate Analysis

size exclusion chromatography as a tool for antibody analysis

Guest Author – Namrata Saxena, Technical Specialist – Phenomenex Asia/Pacific Monoclonal Antibodies are large and complex biomolecules which falls in the prominent section of biotherapeutic drugs market. The complex structure Continue Reading

Powerful Analytical Solutions for Biotherapeutics Development and QC

A look into biotherapeutics development and QC testing in the pharmaceutical industry.

A transformation in the pharmaceutical industry has occurred in the past few decades due to the advancement of biologics as therapeutic agents. What is less often discussed is a similar Continue Reading

Protein Therapeutics and the Best Methods to Analyze Them

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Author: Chad Eichman, PhD – BioPharmaceutical Global Marketing Manager What are protein therapeutics / monoclonal antibodies? Protein therapeutics, specifically monoclonal antibodies (mAbs), have emerged as the most marketed biologic drug Continue Reading

Is Your LC Column for Biologics Analysis, Truly Bio-Inert?

Let’s talk about column priming and how to address this common concern Guest Author: Chad Eichman, Ph.D., Biopharmaceutical Industry Manager With the emerging trend of biotherapeutics in the pharmaceutical industry, Continue Reading

Doing HPLC Method Development for Monoclonal Antibody Aggregates? Wait a “SEC”!

By Guest Author: Brian Rivera Contrary to popular belief, size exclusion chromatography (SEC) isn’t straightforward. However, it should be—it’s a non-absorptive separation, right? Just look up an SEC column’s calibration Continue Reading

ADCs-Magic Bullets, Failed Drugs, and Heterobifunctional Linkers

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Guest Author: Brian Rivera, Product Manager: Bio Separations Over a hundred years ago, Nobel Prize laureate, Paul Ehrlich, envisioned a drug which could kill microbes but not harm the body, Continue Reading