Improve Your Biochromatography Separations - How to Optimize your Charge Variant AnalysisWebinarReplayTaking charge of variant analysisThe analysis of charged variants is a regulatory requirement for bio-therapeutic proteins. Ion exchange chromatography is useful in the analysis of enzymatic post-translational modifications and chemical modifications that can occur on a bio-therapeutic. Understanding column selection (WCX vs SCX) and buffer optimization (salt vs pH gradients) is key to developing a robust, high resolution, and sensitive assay. Join us to hear about optimising ion exchange method development, best practices, and the latest innovations of coupling charged variant analysis to mass spectrometry (CVA-MS). Presented by:
Dr. Steve Guilfoyle Steve Guilfoyle, a former research physicist, joined the Thermo Fisher team as a biopharmaceutical and pharmaceutical market development manager. Currently, as a training specialist his passion and experience is empowering individuals with the tools to optimize productivity and performance: enabling researchers to solve their bio-chromatographic challenges. Following the completion of his PhD from the University of Salford (UK), Steve has acquired vast experience within analytical research, beginning as an installation engineer, to an application scientist, then sales manager. In all his roles, Steve always had a passion to train and educate, his excellent expertise to present is perfect for non-native listeners. Stephens's narrative style combined with his excellent BioChromatography background let us be pleased to have him share his knowledge today. |
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