Method for separating biomolecules
A technology for biomolecules and separation equipment, applied in separation methods, biochemical equipment and methods, and peptide preparation methods, etc.
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[0250] The typical length of a priming process run of about one month matches well with the typical lifetime of a continuous cycle column run in batch mode. By way of non-limiting example, assuming that the chromatography resin lasts 100 cycles and the perfusion process runs for 25 days, the flow rates of the chromatography steps can be designed such that each cycle of the chromatography steps lasts 6 hours, i.e. 4 cycles per 24 hours, and during the perfusion run 100 cycles. This allows resin life to be fully utilized while removing the need to replace columns during perfusion runs or store columns after runs. Thus, true single-use resin chromatography is achieved in a cost-effective manner. For example, each cycle of 6 hours can be divided into 4 hours of column loading and 2 hours of column washing, elution, and regeneration. In this example, if the reactor volume per day (RV / day) is set to 1 during perfusion, then the flow rate out of the perfusion bioreactor should be s...
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[0252] In a non-limiting example, the presently disclosed method comprises three separation steps, wherein each separation step is a chromatographic process, wherein each chromatographic step is a bind / elute process, such as Figure 7 The schematic process timing diagram is shown.
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[0254] According to another non-limiting example, the presently disclosed method comprises three separation steps, wherein each separation step is a chromatographic process, wherein the first and second chromatographic steps are bind / elute processes, and the third chromatographic step is flow through the process, such as Figure 8 The schematic process timing diagram is shown.
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