Bioprocessing Application Notes & Case Studies
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Upstream Process Intensification With Dynamic Perfusion
11/9/2026
A fixed-feed approach to perfusion offers a simpler route to intensification, matching steady-state productivity at 50 L scale while consuming less media and requiring fewer operator interactions.
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Advancing Downstream Purification
11/4/2026
Aggregate and variant clearance for bispecifics, ADCs, and fusion proteins looks different with frontal-mode cation exchange and mixed-mode selectivity, including fewer process steps.
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Chromatography Resin – Stability And Resin Life Cycle
11/4/2026
Protein A resin lifetime drives resin volume and process cost. Repeated caustic cleaning and regeneration cycles test whether binding capacity and impurity clearance hold up across competing resins.
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BPAL Case Study: Solving Downstream Purification Challenges For Partners
10/29/2026
An aggregation-prone monoclonal antibody exposed the limits of a standard Protein A platform. A staged screening and column study tested whether tailored capture and polishing could improve recovery and purity.
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3-In-1 Protocol For Rapid CAR-T Cell Manufacturing
10/28/2026
Closing the process and merging three steps into one perfusion run brings CAR-T manufacturing down to roughly a week, with fewer open events and lower batch failure risk.
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Using Human-Centered Engineering To Improve HPLC Solvent Handling
10/15/2026
Real-world HPLC workflows show how closed-system solvent handling can address contamination, downtime, and waste across laboratory settings.
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Supply Chain Diversification In Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing
10/15/2026
Single-source dependencies in biologics manufacturing carry risks that surface as programs scale toward commercial production.
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Improving Formulation And Aliquoting Efficiency With Mixing Solutions
10/14/2026
Separate formulation, filtration and aliquoting add transfers and integrity tests. A single closed flowpath can improve time, yield and contamination control.
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High-Yield Cell Therapy Bioproduction
10/14/2026
Producing billions of dental pulp stem cells strains static culture and complicates harvest. A closed planar perfusion approach offers another route, with scale-up lessons from one developer.
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Adherent PSC Expansion: Key Considerations For Scalable Manufacturing
10/13/2026
Adherent multilayer vessels let PSC cultures scale without changing familiar media and handling, but coating volumes, seeding density, and harvest recovery all need rethinking.