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Virology Research Journal

Volume 1 Issue 4

Vaccines World 2017

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November 09-10, 2017 Vienna, Austria

21

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World Congress and Exhibition on

VACCINES, VACCINATION & IMMUNIZATION

Downstream processing of gene therapy vectors and

vaccines using monolithic columns

Ingo Nagler

1

BIA Separations, Slovenia

2

Vienna University of Technology, Austria

3

Exputec GmbH, Austria

P

roduction of high value biological therapeutics usually

involves complex manufacturing processes with high

process variability. Additionally, development of robust and

reliable bioprocesses can be challenging. PAT aims to enhance

bioprocess understanding and implies a holistic approach to

ensure that quality is built into products by design. Efficient PAT

therefore calls for fast and robust analytical techniques which

enables to asses high quality information about critical quality

attributes and key performance indicators as parallel as possible

to the manufacturing process. PATfix™ is unique HPLC system

for routine gradient separations that enables every analytical

task. Equipped with bio-inert ceramic pump heads is deliberately

tailored to meet the demands of analytical applications covering

wide range of biomolecules. Highly sensitive and fast multi-

wavelength detector enables to detect component peaks even in

very fast gradients.

Recent Publications

• E LIMONTA, Miladys, et al. "Comparison of CIM® C4⁃

HLD monolithic column with Sartobind phenyl membrane

column for pIDKE2 purification." Chinese Journal of

Chromatography 1028: 1036.

• Vincent, David, et al. "The development of a monolith-based

purification process for Orthopoxvirus vaccinia virus Lister

strain." Journal of Chromatography A (2017).

• Lesch, H. P., et al. "Production and purification of lentiviral

vectors generated in 293T suspension cells with baculoviral

vectors." Gene therapy 18.6 (2011): 531-539.

Biography

BIA Separations is the leading developer and manufacturer of Convective

Interaction Media (CIM) monolithic columns for fast purification of biomolecules.

Our goal is to provide the best solutions in downstream processing and

analytics, with the goal of saving our customers valued time and costs during

the production of their desired biomolecules. We have over 20 years’ experience

in chromatographic purification of large biomolecules including viruses, VLPs,

phages, pDNA, antibodies (IgM, IgG), proteins, as well as removal of viral

particles, endotoxins and proteins from different biological matrices. We provide

products that range from small analytical columns to large industrial prep-

scale columns (including cGMP and disposable units in IEX, HIC, affinity and

customized formats) as well as method development services.

Ingo.nagler@biaseparations.com

Ingo Nagler, Virol Res J 2017, 1:4