Agilent Technologies, BIA Separations GmbH sign agreement giving Agilent access to BIA Separations' bio-monolitic technology
"Having access to the bio-monolithic technology allows Agilent to provide enabling solutions for the analytical separation of virus particles, plasmid DNA, antibodies and other macro bio-molecules," said Helen Stimson, vice president and general manager of Agilent's Global Columns and Supplies Solutions. "This technology, when applied at the analytical scale, will improve bio-drug characterization in development and allow QA/QC and process control labs to better monitor and characterize the production of biologics."
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