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Industrial-Scale Biochromatography Columns Address Challenging Purification Needs

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Jonathan Albanese, Jean Blehaut, Hélène Chochois, Henri Colin, and Jean Guillerm

Given space constraints in the printed issues, we are happy to have the option here of providing readers with an early look at upcoming technical papers.

Although disposable chromatography columns may be valuable alternatives to traditional equipment for certain cases, their performance is intrinsically limited, and their utility may be limited by substantially higher external costs compared with reusable columns. The authors of this article highlight special features of a reusable biochromatography column designed to meet some of the industry's most challenging needs in downstream processing.

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