Improving Protein Capture for Transgenic Drug Processing

Sellick,Ian;

Improving Protein Capture for Transgenic Drug Processing

November 2, 2003

By Ian Sellick

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Pharmaceutical TechnologyPharmaceutical Technology-11-02-2003

Volume 27

Issue 11

One of the greatest challenges facing biopharmaceutical manufacturers has been the primary recovery of recombinant materials from transgenic sources. As an alternative to existing methods, vibrating membrane technology, which is widely used in food and beverage processing, recently has been adapted to biopharmaceutical applications involving transgenic biosolutions.

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