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Viral Clearance Using Ion-Exchange Membrane Adsorber Capsules
June 1, 2011
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Case Study: Viral Clearance Using Ion-Exchange Membrane Adsorber Capsules
Case Study: Viral Clearance Using Ion-Exchange Membrane Adsorber Capsules
Case Study: Viral Clearance Using Ion-Exchange Membrane Adsorber Capsules
By Pall Life Sciences - BioPharmaceuticals
Viral contamination of cell banks is a potential risk in recombinant proteins produced by cell lines from animal or human origin. Licensed products must therefore be subjected to a processspecific virus clearance strategy based on:
- Testing of the cell line and raw material for viral contaminants.
- Determining the viral clearance capability of the downstream process.
- Testing for contaminating viruses at relevant process stages.
- Protection of chromatography columns
- Capsule format for single or multi-use operations
- Scalability
The feed liquid was spiked with a non-enveloped minute mouse virus MMV, Reo3, and a retrovirus xenotrophic murine leukaemia virus xMuLV.
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