New Tools and Alternatives to Streamline Your mAb Purification Process

New Tools and Alternatives to Streamline Your mAb Purification Process

Webinar Abstract

Title: New Tools and Alternatives to Streamline Your mAb Purification Process

Event Type: Webinar

When: 10/06/2010

Cost: FREE

As monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) continue to represent a growing proportion of development pipelines, downstream process developers are increasingly challenged to design flexible and cost effective purification processes that must deliver drug substances of specified quality. Since no two feedstreams are the same, process developers must continually expand enhance current and novel purification tools to meet the demanding performance and operational goals of their organizations.

Join us for a highly informative and interactive technical webinar, to learn about new tools and effective purification methods that will expand the range of options for the purification of monoclonal antibodies.

Key learning's

Two Alternative Three-Step mAb Purification Processes

New Ultra-High Capture IEX Media and capit applications

Maximizing Final Polishing Step Productivity

Presented By

Mark A. Snyder, Ph.D.,
Manager, Process R&D Applications Group , Bio-Rad Laboratories

Dr. Mark Snyder has over 20 of experience in the purification of biologicals, ranging from antibodies to recombinant Factor VIII. He has developed and managed numerous processes for approved therapeutics with companies such as Scios, XOMA and Bayer.

Today and for the last 3 years Mark has been successfully heading the applications group within the Bio-Rad process chromatography division, where he and his team work closely with customers and partners to address purification challenges for a wide range of biological therapeutics.

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