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GE Healthcare Extends PreDictor™ Range of Products with new Software and new Plates

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GE Healthcare has extended its offering for PreDictor™ 96-well plates for High Throughput Process Development (HTPD) and parallel screening of chromatographic conditions with new Assist software and additional prefilled 96-well plates.

The extended portfolio now includes:

• Assist software for experimental set-up and evaluation

• MabSelect Xtra™ and Q and SP Sepharose™ Fast Flow media

• Anion and Cation Exchange Chromatography (AIEX/CIEX) screening plates with multiple media in the same plate

• Plates for the determination of adsorption isotherms

The Assist software is a key enhancement that helps to increase productivity by guiding the user through the experimental workflow: it supports scientists in setting up the experiments, keeps track of the data produced and then evaluates it. The software can also suggest an experimental design based on the type of study, such as binding, washing, elution or determination of adsorption isotherms.

PreDictor plates enable fast and efficient evaluation of up to 96 chromatography conditions per plate, reduce experimental time and decrease sample consumption. The AIEX/CIEX screening plates provide scientists with the flexibility to screen several chromatography media in a single plate. The isotherm plates have been specifically designed to allow the simple and rapid determination of adsorption isotherms.

Data generated using PreDictor plates show good correlation with data obtained in chromatography columns, making the plates a tool for initial screening of process conditions.