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Robust scale‐up of dead end filtration: Impact of filter fouling mechanisms and flow distribution

Laska et al., 2005

Document ID: 17385088816096421695
Author: Laska M; Brooks R; Gayton M; Pujar N
Publication year: 2005
Publication venue: Biotechnology and bioengineering

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Robust design of a dead end filtration step and the resulting performance at manufacturing scale relies on laboratory data collected with small filter units. During process development it is important to characterize and understand the filter fouling mechanisms of the process …

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