What To Consider When Adding DLS To Your Early Biologics Development Workflow

Dynamic Light Scattering (DLS) is a versatile and simple tool used ‌for assessing the colloidal stability of drug candidates early in protein-based therapeutic development. Like any tool or technology, when you move from theory to practice, questions arise — whether they’re about how to add the tool to a workflow, or what the experimental data tells you about your candidates.

Read on to find the answers to questions your early development scientist peers have asked about how to use DLS to design, select, and advance the most stable biologics candidates.