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24 2023.09

Purification Techniques | Column Selection for Chromatography

The determination of purification process often requires a series of steps, including resin screening, exploration of potential resin application processes, small-scale trial confirmation, and scale-u...

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23 2023.09

The Subtle Relationship Between Cells and Bubbles, How Does Bio-Link

With the booming development of biopharmaceutical industry, antibody drugs, gene therapy and cell therapy are getting more and more attention. Bioreactor is one of the core equipment in biotechnology,...

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15 2023.09

How to Prevent Nucleases contamination?

Deoxyribonuclease (DNase) and ribonuclease (RNase) are hydrolases that can cleave the phosphodiester bond of polynucleotide chains to degrade DNA and RNA molecules. Nuclease widely exists in the envir...

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01 2023.09

New Product | CytoLinX BR Single-Use Bioreactor

Single-use bioreactors have always been a "choke point" for local biomanufacturing companies due to the difficult manufacturing process and its self-control logic. Bio-Link has always been c...

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17 2023.08

Product Introduction | CytoLinX BR Single-Use Bioreactor

Single-use bioreactors have always been a "choke point" for biomanufacturing companies due to the difficult manufacturing process and its self-control logic. Bio-Link has always been committ...

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16 2023.08

How to Achieve Efficient Production “Acceleration” for the Scarce Herpes Zoster Vaccine?

Herpes zoster (commonly known as shingles, belt of fire, or snake wrapping around the waist) is an infectious skin disease caused by the reactivation of the varicella-zoster virus that lies dormant in...

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15 2023.08

Purification Techniques | A Tenfold Increase in Purification Efficiency for High Molecular Weight Macromolecules: A Remarkable Breakthrough

Macromolecules, including viruses, VLPs (virus-like particles), viral vectors, and IgM antibodies, typically possess molecular weights surpassing several hundred kilodaltons (kDa). In both scientific ...

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08 2023.05

Cell Culture Products Functions

The function of cell culture products in upstream bioprocessing is to support the growth and expansion of cells.

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13 2023.02

The Development Trend of Disposable Bioprocessed Products

Cost savings: Disposable bioprocessed products can be more cost-effective in the long run, as they eliminate the need for expensive cleaning and sterilization procedures.

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13 2023.02

Downstream Protein Chromatography Applications

Downstream bioprocessing refers to the later stages of the bioprocessing production process, which typically involve purifying and refining the bioprocessing product.

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13 2023.02

Downstream Bioprocesses-the Role of Filtration

In downstream bioprocessing, processing filtration is used to remove impurities and contaminants from the bioprocessing product.

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13 2023.02

Single-use Bioprocessing Benefits Humans

Single-use bioprocessing products have numerous benefits, particularly in the fields of medicine and biotechnology.

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