A new downstream purification platform using a salt-tolerant membrane adsorber.
Nathalie Frau, PhD
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Nathalie Frau, PhD, is a senior scientist in purification process development, biotechnology division, Sartorius Stedim North America.
Articles by Nathalie Frau, PhD
The authors describe the development of an ultra scale-down anion exchange membrane adsorber, and demonstrate scalability to larger-scale devices.
An analysis of flow rate, load density, viral clearance, and cost.
This alternative to column chromatography is suitable for flow-through as well as bind-and-elute purification operations.
Choosing the right tools to enhance the process.
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