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Physicochemical characterization of biological product is a critical step in the development and quality control. It involves a series of analytical techniques to assess the physical, chemical, and biological properties of the product, ensuring their safety, efficacy, and consistency. These characterizations are essential for regulatory approval and for understanding the molecule behaviour under different conditions, including formulation and storage.

Characterizing the inherent structural heterogeneity of a therapeutic monoclonal antibody is crucial for its development. Variations in molecular weight, charge heterogeneity, and post-translational modifications can impact in vivo stability, reduce biological activity, and potentially trigger undesirable immune responses.

Description Our Solutions
Glycan ProfilingLiquid Chromatography Techniques
  • Aggregates (HMW) by SE-LC
  • Charge Heterogeneity by IEX
  • Disulfide scrambling profiles by RP-LC
  • Hydrophobic pattern by HIC
  • Purity and Impurity by RPL-LC
Electrophoresis Techniques
  • Fragments (LMW) by CE-SDS (NR)
  • NGHC by CE-SDS (R)
  • Charge variants by cIEF
  • PI value determination by cIEF
DSF & SLS
  • Tonset & Tm by DSF
  • Tagg by SLS (266nm & 473nm)
Spectroscopy Techniques*
  • Secondary structure by CD & FTIR
  • Tertiary structure by CD & FLR & NMR & HDX
  • Quaternary structure by NMR & HDX
Absolute Molar Mass & Size (MALS)*
  • Absolute molar mass by SEC-MALS
  • Absolute molar mass by AUC
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