New Findings in Obesity, Fitness and Wellness Described from University of Virginia (Facile Design of Continuous Periodic Countercurrent, Dual-flow, and Capture Smb Adsorptive Processes).

A recent study conducted at the University of Virginia has focused on the design of chromatographic capture systems for the manufacture of protein-based therapeutics. The research aims to improve productivity and reduce costs by enhancing the utilization of binding capacity and minimizing the consumption of buffers and process chemicals. The study provides generalized charts and functions based on a mechanistic model to predict the performance of periodic countercurrent, dual-flow, and Capture SMB systems. The results of this research offer a practical and efficient method for designing capture systems without the need for computationally intensive simulations. [Extracted from the article]