Germany/France: Collaboration Agreement Sartorius Stedim Biotech and Novasep to Develop Systems for Membrane Chromatography
Editor: Alexander Stark
Sartorius Stedim Biotech and Novasep have entered into a collaboration agreement in the area of chromatography and single-use bioprocessing. The joint systems are to provide an alternative to batch and continuous resin-based chromatography.
Sartorius Stedim Biotech and Novasep are going to develop novel systems for membrane chromatography.
(Source: Sartorius)
Goettingen/Germany — Novasep provides various products and services to the life science industry, based on specialized technologies. In particular, this company is a system provider with substantial expertise in the design, manufacture and control of resin-based batch and continuous chromatography systems. The company's Bio SC platform and SSB’s single use technology will form the basis for the development of novel chromatography systems.
Systems currently on the market are designed for resins, but do not take full advantage of membrane chromatography capabilities. Optimally run membrane chromatography processes will provide an alternative to batch and continuous resin-based chromatography — namely higher productivity, smaller scale operations and increased robustness. Systems designed for membrane chromatography applications are a part of SSB’s global product strategy to supply complete solutions for upstream and downstream processing in life sciences
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