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Next-Generation Resin Design for Capsid Enrichment

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Separating full from empty adeno-associated virus (AAV) capsids is one of the most demanding steps in downstream purification, requiring chromatography methods that balance separation performance, throughput, and scalability. 

Join this educational webinar to explore how advances in macroporous anion exchange resin design are helping address these challenges. 

Our expert speaker will explain the scientific principles behind this chromatography approach, review performance data demonstrating efficient full capsid enrichment at high flow rates, and share an AAV9 case study illustrating its application during polishing and considerations for scalable bioprocessing.

Attend this webinar to:

  • Understand the technology principles behind a next-generation anion exchange resin optimized for AAV polishing
  • Evaluate how this resin outperforms traditional polishing methods, consistently enriching full AAV capsids under high flow rate and across different resin lots
  • Review case study data illustrating effective separation of AAV9 encapsulation forms in a real-world application
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Martin Liao, PhD
Product Manager
Repligen Corporation
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