Abstract: If one sterilizes pre-packed, plastic chromatography columns with an appropriate level of gamma irradiation, the resulting sterile chromatography columns maintain sufficient packing media function and maintain column mechanical properties and pressure ratings.

Abstract: Methods and systems for removing gases and/or pressure formed during the sterilization, e.g., the gamma irradiation, of prepacked chromatography systems (column plus attached tube and valve set) are described. The methods include purging the gas and/or pressure through specially designed tube and valve sets without breaching the sterility of the prepacked sterile chromatography system. The systems include a sterile or aseptic pre-packed chromatography column including a column having an inlet and an outlet, a tubing and valve set attached to the inlet and the outlet, and a pump configured to pump sterile or aseptic liquid from the fluid source along the tubing and valve set, into the column tube inlet and out of the column tube outlet along a first flow path, thereby removing any entrapped gas and/or pressure from the chamber.

Abstract: If one sterilizes pre-packed, plastic chromatography columns with an appropriate level of gamma irradiation, the resulting sterile chromatography columns maintain sufficient packing media function and maintain column mechanical properties and pressure ratings.

Abstract: This disclosure relates generally to process filtration systems, and more particularly to systems utilizing tangential flow filtration.

Abstract: Methods and systems for removing gases and/or pressure formed during the sterilization, e.g., the gamma irradiation, of prepacked chromatography systems (column plus attached tube and valve set) are described. The methods include purging the gas and/or pressure through specially designed tube and valve sets without breaching the sterility of the prepacked sterile chromatography system. The systems include a sterile or aseptic pre-packed chromatography column including a column having an inlet and an outlet, a tubing and valve set attached to the inlet and the outlet, and a pump configured to pump sterile or aseptic liquid from the fluid source along the tubing and valve set, into the column tube inlet and out of the column tube outlet along a first flow path, thereby removing any entrapped gas and/or pressure from the chamber.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides systems and methods that allow users to quickly determine titer and remove hold steps by determining a first concentration using slope spectroscopy, depleting the fluid of the expressed protein by selective adsorption, and determining a second concentration using slope spectroscopy. Further, the systems and methods of the present disclosure allows the user to forgo the use of a bioanalyzer or HPLC.

Abstract: This disclosure provides chromatography columns that are packed with incompressible media such as ceramic hydroxyapatite particles, which exhibit high separation performance that is robust to transportation and multiple uses. The columns can be made by applying axial compression using rigid bodies, such as porous frits and/or flow regulators.

Abstract: If one sterilizes pre-packed, plastic chromatography columns with an appropriate level of gamma irradiation, the resulting sterile chromatography columns maintain sufficient packing media function and maintain column mechanical properties and pressure ratings.

Abstract: Systems include a chromatography column tube having an inlet and outlet and port assembly arranged in a wall of the column tube between flow distributors that together form a chamber within the tube that is filled with packing medium are described. The port assembly facilitates the removal of resin from the pre-packed column and the port assembly does not affect fluid flow in the normal use of the column for chromatographic separation or ability to maintain sanitary conditions within the column. Also described are methods that include attaching tubing to a pump and to a column inlet and a column outlet, opening the port assembly, attaching tubing to the port assembly and to a second reservoir, and pumping aqueous solution from a reservoir into the chamber and out through the port assembly into the second reservoir, thereby removing packing medium from the column along with the flowing aqueous solution.

Abstract: Methods and systems for removing gases and/or pressure formed during the sterilization, e.g., the gamma irradiation, of prepacked chromatography systems (column plus attached tube and valve set) are described. The methods include purging the gas and/or pressure through specially designed tube and valve sets without breaching the sterility of the prepacked sterile chromatography system. The systems include a sterile or aseptic pre-packed chromatography column including a column having an inlet and an outlet, a tubing and valve set attached to the inlet and the outlet, and a pump configured to pump sterile or aseptic liquid from the fluid source along the tubing and valve set, into the column tube inlet and out of the column tube outlet along a first flow path, thereby removing any entrapped gas and/or pressure from the chamber.

Abstract: If one sterilizes pre-packed, plastic chromatography columns with an appropriate level of gamma irradiation, the resulting sterile chromatography columns maintain sufficient packing media function and maintain column mechanical properties and pressure ratings.

Abstract: If one sterilizes pre-packed, plastic chromatography columns with an appropriate level of gamma irradiation, the resulting sterile chromatography columns maintain sufficient packing media function and maintain column mechanical properties and pressure ratings.

Abstract: Disclosed are new recombinant nucleic acids encoding protein A polypeptides and methods of using these nucleic acids.

Abstract: Disclosed are new recombinant nucleic acids encoding protein A polypeptides and methods of using these nucleic acids.

Abstract: Disclosed are new recombinant nucleic acids encoding protein A polypeptides and methods of using these nucleic acids.