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AGC Biologics and Gore Collaborate on New Protein A-based Purification Technology and Contract Manufacturing Services for Antibody Therapies
Posted December 12, 2022
AGC Biologics, a leading global Biopharmaceutical Contract Development and Manufacturing Organization (CDMO), today announced a collaboration with W.L. Gore & Associates (Gore) that features Protein A affinity purification technology from Gore alongside the global CDMO’s contract development and manufacturing services. By using GORE and AGC Biologics, biopharmaceutical companies can improve downstream purification processes, eliminate column bioburden issues, increase product material yields in the research and development (R&D) stages, and help lower costs for clinical manufacturing.
Preventing Gas Ingress in Single-Layer Fluoropolymer Bags
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For many emerging cell and gene therapies, their increasing sensitivity and how that may impact stability have made their storage and transport uniquely challenging. This complexity has led to pioneering new container technologies designed for increasingly complex biologics; while the space had been historically dominated by bottles, closed multilayer bag assemblies and, more recently, single-layer fluoropolymer bags have become the more attractive choice for companies with colder storage and transport temperature requirements.
WL Gore and AGC Biologics, a leading global biopharmaceutical contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO), recently announced a powerful collaboration. The partnership brings the GORE® Protein Capture Devices with Protein A as an integral component in the AGC Biologics’ mAb-based CDMO services. The combined offering from GORE and AGC Biologics is available across the CDMO’s global network.
Material Matters - The Science Behind Gore's Innovations
Industry Articles, 3.3 MB
Gore's expanded polymer membrane technology, known for its durability and performance, was a breakthrough discovery by Bob Gore in 1969. Since then, Gore's continuous innovation has evolved into many innovative membrane technologies used in numerous industries. Discover how our advanced materials engineering expertise is helping to improve the lives of people around the world.
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Consumer Electronics Test & Development Magazine: Quiet places – The most silent spaces on earth
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Designed to stop the reflection of sound or electromagnetic waves, anechoic chambers are essential to today’s consumer electronics testing. Consumer Electronics Test & Development surveys some of the most silent spaces on Earth.
“Gore has been performing acoustic tests using anechoic test environments for over 20 years and more recently purchased the fully anechoic chamber to expand our measurement capability,” says Banter.
First published in the October 2022 issue Consumer Electronics Test & Development
Supplier Code of Conduct
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The supplier code of conduct communicates to our suppliers our expectations related to ethical practices, human rights, environmental management and legal requirements. Gore seeks to develop and strengthen its business relationships based on a shared commitment to collaboration and mutual respect.