Infographic | March 7, 2025

Resolving 5 Challenges Of Novel mAb Purification

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The growing diversity of monoclonal antibody (mAb) therapies presents new purification challenges that conventional chromatography techniques, like Protein A, may struggle to address. Thermo Fisher Scientific offers CaptureSelect™ affinity ligands and POROS™ chromatography resins to overcome these issues, enabling efficient, scalable mAb purification with high yield and purity.

Key Challenges in Novel mAb Purification:

  • Absence or modification of the Fc region, impairing affinity binding.
  • pH-sensitive mAbs, limiting interactions with polishing matrices.
  • Aggregates, dimers, and mixed molecular weight species in the culture medium.
  • Overexpressed light chains and light chain dimers competing for binding.
  • Sensitivity to elution conditions, impacting stability.

CaptureSelect™ & POROS™ Solutions:
CaptureSelect™ ligands specifically target challenging mAb structures where Protein A fails, enabling effective purification of bi-specific antibodies, Fab fragments, and Fc-fusion proteins. POROS™ beads facilitate hydrophobic interaction (HIC), ion exchange (IEX), and multimodal chromatography for removing host cell proteins, aggregates, DNA, and virus particles.

Advantages:

  • High specificity for complex mAb isoforms.
  • Chemically robust, scalable purification platforms.
  • Tailored solutions for streamlined bioprocessing.

These innovations support next-generation mAb therapies to help meet rigorous production and quality standards, accelerating their path to clinical and commercial success.

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