Abstract: A chromatographic bed insert includes a base having openings and an array of projection members positioned on the base and projecting substantially perpendicular to the base. The chromatographic bed insert has a displacement volume % D which is less than 50% of a volume defined by the chromatographic bed insert and is structured to reduce a hydraulic radius RH of a chromatography bed including the chromatographic bed insert by at least 25% compared to a corresponding chromatography bed which does not include the chromatographic bed insert.

Abstract: A chromatographic device, including a housing including an inlet and an outlet of a fluid, an inlet distribution plate positioned inside the housing such that the inlet distribution plate receives a fluid flowing through the inlet and distributes the flow inside the housing, an inlet frit plate positioned on the inlet distribution plate, a chromatography medium placed inside the housing, at least one multi-planar screen positioned inside the housing to receive the fluid to be separated from the inlet distribution plate and the inlet frit plate, the multi-planar screen being structured such that the chromatography medium is held inside thereof, and that the fluid to be separated from the inlet distribution plate and the inlet frit plate passes through the chromatography medium, an outlet distribution plate that receives the fluid separated, and an outlet frit plate positioned on the outlet distribution plate such that the outlet frit plate receives a force created by the flow of the fluid through the chromatog

Abstract: A chromatographic process for the enrichment of at least one compound of interest from a mixture is proposed, using chromatographic columns, wherein said process involves a sequence of the following steps: (i) a cyclic accumulation phase, in which the chromatographic columns are alternatingly operated in an interconnected phase, followed by a disconnected phase, wherein subsequently columns exchange places and wherein the phases are carried out sequentially; (ii) a cyclic separation phase, in which the chromatographic columns are alternatingly operated in an interconnected phase, followed by a disconnected phase, wherein after these phases columns exchange places to undergo the next interconnected and disconnected phases; and (iii) an elution phase, in which from the column, which at the end of phase (i) or at the end of phase (ii) contains the compound of interest, is extracted via the outlet.

Abstract: The document pertains to a method for the purification of a ternary mixture of dimeric antibodies of the type AA, AB, BB, characterized in that for the separation of the three components and in particular for the isolation of the multi-specific fraction AB multicolumn counter current solvent gradient purification chromatography with a stationary phase load of more than 1 mg antibody mixture per milliliter stationary phase is used. It furthermore relates to a method for the identification of in particular bispecific antibody systems, which are particularly suitable for the application of such a purification method.

Abstract: A chromatographic process for the enrichment of at least one compound of interest from a mixture is proposed, using chromatographic columns, wherein said process involves a sequence of the following steps: (i) a cyclic accumulation phase, in which the chromatographic columns are alternatingly operated in an interconnected phase, followed by a disconnected phase, wherein subsequently columns exchange places and wherein the phases are carried out sequentially; (ii) a cyclic separation phase, in which the chromatographic columns are alternatingly operated in an interconnected phase, followed by a disconnected phase, wherein after these phases columns exchange places to undergo the next interconnected and disconnected phases; and (iii) an elution phase, in which from the column, which at the end of phase (i) or at the end of phase (ii) contains the compound of interest, is extracted via the outlet.

Abstract: The document pertains to a method for the purification of a ternary mixture of dimeric antibodies of the type AA, AB, BB, characterised in that for the separation of the three components and in particular for the isolation of the multi-specific fraction AB multicolumn counter current solvent gradient purification chromatography with a stationary phase load of more than 1 mg antibody mixture per millilitre stationary phase is used. It furthermore relates to a method for the identification of in particular bispecific antibody systems, which are particularly suitable for the application of such a purification method.