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The sensitivity and specificity of mass spectrometry (MS) has made it an indispensable tool for biopharmaceutical analysis, ensuring the safety and efficacy of biologics.

The increasing threat of food fraud is driving the development of new and more powerful combined approaches that can “fingerprint” food constituents to stay ahead of the game.

Due to the sheer number of possible compounds available, pharmaceutical companies have been adopting high-throughput screening (HTS) methods that can screen chemical libraries rapidly and inexpensively to identify the most promising compounds with activity against a specific biological target.

Binding affinity is a significant factor to consider. However, relying solely on affinity can be problematic, as the highest affinity mAbs may not exhibit optimal activity. To ensure the best lead candidates, it is crucial to consider factors like specificity, selectivity and biological relevance.

This article presents current techniques in oligonucleotide production and characterization, highlighting recent advancements that enhance the efficiency of these methods

This whitepaper explores the key steps in the antibody development process and highlights how partnership with an expert manufacturing service provider can help to simplify and expedite your workflow.

This whitepaper explores how to track HCPs of concern through purification steps, develop robust removal strategies and increase the HCP population coverage achieved.

High-intensity, high-volume cell cultures are an essential part of many bioproduction workflows – especially those operating at scale. However, aggregate accumulation, batch-to-batch cleaning and extensive sterility validation can all negatively impact overall workflow efficiency.

Ultra-high performance liquid chromatography (UHPLC) involves utilizing columns with submicron-sized particles and high-pressure flow, resulting in enhanced resolution and sensitivity when dealing with complex sample mixtures. Mass spectrometry (MS) plays a vital role in detecting and identifying analytes even at concentrations as low as parts per trillion.

Liquid chromatography mass spectrometry (LC-MS) plays a pivotal role in the precise analysis of trace molecules. To enhance sensitivity and accuracy, it is crucial for researchers to upgrade from HPLC-grade solvents to LC-MS grade solvents that are specially designed to meet the stringent requirements of modern LC-MS systems.