Charge-related heterogeneity is a common issue in nearly every monoclonal antibody process. Purification and elimination of these isoforms can be somewhat daunting. Using displacement chromatography reagents, you can isolate , purify, and even eliminate these charge variants.
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Posted by: Chromatographs | 11/22/2011 at 11:07 PM
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