Filtration and separation technologies are the core of water treatment processes, and in many cases, they can be critical process bottlenecks.
The performance of two assays for determination of adenovirus concentration based on surface plasmon resonance (SPR) is demonstrated in this application note.
To address the growing need for speed and efficiency in viral vector manufacturing, GE developed a process for adenovirus manufacturing that not only meets regulatory requirements but is also scalable.
Recognizing visible signs of in-system issues can identify potential problems and determine solutions that extend the usable lifetime of a column. Maximizing column lifetime has benefits in data quality, cost, and in reducing downtime.
This article outlines six recent regulatory changes in China intended to protect patient safety as well as reduce regulatory burdens and minimize delays.
Choosing the right filter paper helps make filtration more efficient, but how do your workflow and the nature of your samples affect filter paper selection?
Thoughtful lateral flow assay design and development is key to high performance and minimized costs, achieved in part by selecting the best components for optimal assay results.
Broad compatibility increases lab consistency.
Here, we describe the development of two effective downstream processes for purification of adenovirus from cell culture harvest.
Here we describe screening of detergents for release of adenovirus from HEK293 host cells to replace the traditionally used detergent Triton™.
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