Strategies to Address Large Molecule Purification Challenges
Large molecule purification presents significant challenges due to their considerable size. For instance, Immunoglobulin M (IgM) molecules, ranging from 900 to 1,000 kD, play pivotal roles in mammalian immune responses and find extensive applications in diagnostics and therapeutics. Purification of such molecules is particularly intricate owing to several factors including their weak Protein A binding sites, limited dynamic binding capacity, and slow diffusion rates.
Nature’s Lipid Nanoparticles: Challenges and Opportunities in Isolation and Analysis of Extracellular Vesicles
In nature, mammalian extracellular vesicles (EVs) are vital for intercellular communication, immune responses, and cell removal. EVs also hold promise in diagnostics, therapeutics, and vaccine delivery due to their abundance and natural role as carriers. Explore how overcoming challenges in EV purification and precise RNA analysis methods can help unlock their potential applications.
Scalable AAV Vector Purification Workflow Using AEX and Mixed-Mode Chromatography
Anion exchange and mixed-mode chromatography offer efficient and flexible AAV purification. Learn new strategies for optimizing viral vector purification.
Efficient and Rapid Purification of E. coli–Expressed Toxin Recombinant Protein Fragments
Tetanus toxoid (TT) is a common carrier protein for conjugate vaccines, but its production is faced with significant challenges. Learn about a purification process that yields over 98% pure target protein in this video.
Assessing Viral Clearance in Early-Phase Process Development
Viral clearance studies are part of a multifaceted approach to ensure biopharmaceutical product safety. To prevent costly changes to a manufacturing process, it is important to assess each operation unit for its efficiency early on during downstream process development. See how a design of experiments (DOE) approach was utilized in this case study to investigate the effect of buffer pH and conductivity on the removal of impurities by an anion exchange (AEX) mixed-mode chromatography resin.
Purification of DNA Oligonucleotides using Anion Exchange Chromatography
In this webcast, see how Nuvia HP-Q Resin, an anion exchange resin, was used to purify oligonucleotides with phosphodiester backbones in a scaleable workflow.
Large Biomolecule Purification with a New High-Performance Anion Exchange Resin
Presented by: Hana Kim, PhD, Global Product Manager, Process Chromatography
Jiali Liao, PhD, Principal Scientist, Process Chromatography
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Learn about Nuvia HP-Q Resin, a new rigid bead engineered with large pores and optimized surface extenders to deliver both high binding capacity and high recovery at high flow rates. It is ideal for large molecule purification, including plasma proteins, viruses, and VLPs.
A Resin Built Specifically for Large Biomolecule Purifications
Nuvia HP-Q is a high-performance strong anion exchange resin designed for purification of large biomolecules. See how its optimized particle and pore size leads to high target recovery and high-throughput purifications.