Innovation Standardized – High Performance Surface Consumables for Bioseparation
Tuesday, September 20, 2022 at 11 AM EST During chromatographic analysis of complex biotherapeutics, analytes may contain electron-rich functional groups, which have an affinity to metal surfaces and may cause issues such as poor peak shape. Join our webinar to learn how Waters addresses these challenges.
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Event Overview:
During chromatographic analysis of complex biotherapeutics, analytes may contain phosphate, carboxylate, or other electron-rich functional groups. These groups have an affinity to metal surfaces. As a result, long passivation protocols are needed to eliminate poor peak shape and improve recovery.
To address these challenges, Waters has developed MaxPeak™ High Performance Surfaces (HPS) which provide a barrier to undesired metal surface interactions. In this technical seminar, HPS benefits in bioseparation applications will be reviewed:
- Improved monitoring of deamidation
- Ability to create platform SEC methods
- Improved sensitivity for intact and subunit protein analysis
- Improved analysis of sialylated and phosphorylated glycans
Key Learning Objectives:
· How and why certain analytes are lost to metal surfaces
· Limitations of existing solutions to address this problem
· The basics of MaxPeak Premier HPS Technology
· How MaxPeak Premier HPS Technology solves the challenge of non-specific adsorption for metal sensitive analytes in bioseparations
· The chromatographic and analytical advantages of MaxPeak Premier across multiple bioseparation applications
Who Should Attend:
· Biopharma Market
· Analytical Development Scientist
· Formulation Development Scientist
· Bioprocess Development Scientist
· Discovery/early Research Scientist
· QC Scientist or Technician
Speaker
Nick Zampa, D. Eng
Principal Product Marketing Manager
Waters Corporation
Nick Zampa, D. Eng is a principal product marketing manager with the Chemistry Technology Center at Waters Corporation. Prior to joining Waters in 2019, Nick worked in a variety scientific and engineering roles in the biopharmaceutical and clinical diagnostic industries. Roles included formulation scientist for biotherapeutic drug products, product development scientist for antibody-based reagents, and engineer for drug/device combination products. Nick holds an M.S. in Biology/Biotechnology and Doctor of Engineering in Engineering Management.
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