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Application Note: Evaluation of Dynamic Binding Capacity and Residence Time of Membrane-Based GORE® Protein Capture Device with Protein A

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Boehringer-Ingelheim evaluated GORE Protein Capture Devices with Protein A vs. a traditional agarose bead column and found that, together with high titers, the GORE column can reduce overall process time and may help increase yields in monoclonal antibody purification by eliminating the need for additional downstream concentration steps.

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