There is now greater pressure on downstream purification processes to meet the demand from increased cell titers. But how can you meet this demand without negatively impacting your manufacturing footprint and process economy?

A presentation by Fred Ghanem looking at the two new product ranges of industrial adsorbents from Purolite Life Sciences.

End of Year wrap up from Global Sales and Marketing Director Chris Major of the Purolite Life Sciences Agarose division.

A state-of-the-art column packing training facility, with best-in-class pilot and process-scale equipment for optimal MAb bioprocessing.

An analysis between two different agarose-based chromatography resins, packed as per manufacturer’s instructions into two commonly-used columns at smaller scales

After a long round of hard-fought Cornhole matches, a champion team has been decided for Purolite's Fall 2019 Cornhole competition. The final match was set and played on October 18th, 2019 in the G-Street parking lot. This year's advanced competitors, Corn Bytes and G-Street's Beauty & the Beast faced-off in an exciting round of Cornhole as the crowd held their breath. A champion team has been declared!

The key to success in Solid Phase Peptide Synthesis

Amanda Dolan, Purolite's CRM Integration Manager, has been nominated as a leader in Tech Optimization and Modernization by the Constellation Research Firm in their 2019 Supernova Awards! Help her win by voting now!

For the purposes of chromatography, agarose is widely considered the best material available for the protein purification resins.

An explanation of volume and number particle size distribution in chromatography resins.

Purolite's Latin American Regional Team hosted their first ever sales meeting at the Marriott in Park City, Utah!

Purolite exhibited at American Water Works Association (AWWA) ACE19 from June 9th to June 12th at the Colorado Convention Center in Denver, Colorado.

Discover how to optimise processes using modern, robust, high performing enzyme carriers

The regulatory environment is ever-changing, driven by increasing regulatory requirements, increasing development costs and times, and market pressures impacting pharmaceutical and food industries.

Join us for round-up of key R&D updates each quarter.

As we approach the second half of 2019, I wanted to provide a business update with respect to progress of the Agarose Chromatography division of Purolite Life Sciences

In order that the purification process and the final product are robust and secure, it is vital that chromotography columns are properly packed and qualified in a reasonable time frame.

Praesto® Jetted A50 resin is the first product designed by combining the new technology for continuous manufacturing of agarose beads with a novel alkaline-stable Protein A ligand.

As a result of the success of Purolite’s payroll initiative to collect donations for the Children's hospital of Philadelphia, Purolite employees were invited to volunteer at the hospital’s main location in Philadelphia for a Volunteer Craft Hour.

With the continued growth and therapeutic commercial importance of mAb production, the availability of high-quality agarose resins is critical.

Protein A affinity chromatography continues to be the preferred method for commercial purification of antibodies because of its high selectivity and robust resin performance over repeated purification cycles.

Purolite's Jord Yniguez presents at the Water Quality Association's Convention & Exposition 2019 about removing PFAS from water using ion exchange resins.

In addition to a complete range of enzyme carriers - Lifetech™ ECR, the Purolite Life Sciences team has developed ready-to-use immobilized enzymes for a variety of applications in industry. The immobilized enzymes developed at Purolite cover different groups such as transferases, hydrolases, isomerases etc.

Today, Purolite has one of the world’s largest agarose resin manufacturing facilities - producing a range of high flow agarose Protein A chromatography resins specifically designed to give purification performance equal to, or better than, today’s market leading agarose resins.

Product data sheets are now available in Romanian and Polish.

What can our jetting process do for you? Purolite Life Sciences uses Jetting to produce both copolymer and agarose-based resins, and are the only resin supplier in the world with the ability to manufacture jetted agarose products.

Seeded polymerisation: mono-size, ultra-fine beads for chromatography