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Case Study: Evaluation and Implementation of a Single-Stage Multimedia Harvest Depth Filter for a Large-Scale Antibody Process

Purav Dave, Jemelle Dizon-Maspat, and Tony Cano

BioProcess International, June 2009

 

While in the process of transferring to a new manufacturing facility, scientists and engineers at Genentech, Inc. performed small-scale studies to evaluate several candidates for a single-stage depth filter train to accommodate existing equipment at the new facility.

 

After testing several dual-layer, single-stage filter media, the team chose a robust filter and implemented it at commercial scale. By replacing the traditional two-stage filtration train, they were able to provide significant cost savings relative to piping reconfiguration, new equipment purchase, and new equipment validation. To learn more about the testing methods and results of this study, download the PDF linked below.

 

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