chromatography

As phase 3 clinical trials of investigational vaccines for COVID-19 begin in the U.S., you may be wondering what it takes to make an effective vaccine? In case you missed it, check out our Hanging with My Chromies podcast, episodes 6 and 10 on vaccine development and viral spread, and learn about the role chromatography plays in making a successful vaccine.

Carbohydrates are among the most important components of foods, providing energy as well as flavor, texture, and other physical properties. Identification and quantification of carbohydrates in food is commonly performed using high-performance liquid chromatography. Bio-Rad Aminex Ion Exchange Resins have become the industry standard for carbohydrate and organic acid analysis.

Presented by: Randy Drevland, PhD, Senior Applications Scientist

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Dr. Drevland presents a viable alternative workflow for the development of a HUMIRA-like biosimilar using IEX and mixed-mode resins.

The Hanging with My Chromies podcast series is focused on the many surprising applications of chromatography and the stories surrounding them. Join us every month to see what you can learn.

See how an antibody expression service provider, Evitria (Zurich, Switzerland) optimized and expanded their antibody production services using the NGC Chromatography Systems to meet the growing demands of their customers.

Presented by: Akunna Iheanacho, Director of Research and Development at Texcell – North America
Xuemei He, R&D Manager, Chromatograpy Media Chemistry at Bio-Rad Laboratories

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Learn about evaluating viral clearance using a DOE approach with a mixed-mode chromatography resin.

When developing biologics or biotherapeutics, it is imperative that no contaminating or hazardous residual components from the organisms responsible for protein expression remain after purification. See how the NGC Chromatography System was challenged with microbes and efficiently sanitized, making it ideal for the small-scale production of biotherapeutics.

Our new hydrophobic anion exchange mixed-mode resin, Nuvia aPrime 4A, has been developed to overcome existing challenges in antibody purification. See how we purified an acidic and basic antibody through bind-elute and flow-through modes of purification, respectively, and helped to improve process productivity and economy.

Presented by: Xuemei He, PhD, R&D Manager, Chromatography Media Chemistry, Bio-Rad Laboratories

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This webinar highlights the properties of Bio-Rad’s newest hydrophobic AEX chromatography resin, Nuvia aPrime 4A, which is designed to facilitate selective and reversible binding of target molecules for higher purity and recovery over traditional chromatography resins.

From flow cytometry to chromatography to western blot imaging to PCR plastics, learn more about Bio-Rad and see what’s possible in your research.