Biotherapeutic characterization is a demanding process owing to the complexity of the biomolecule itself as well as the heterogeneity of the sample presented. This online seminar will delve into the orchestration of reference materials and HPLC columns, exploring nuanced methodologies to optimize precision in biopharmaceutical characterization. Unravel the complexities of selecting and manipulating reference materials for accurate calibration, while also mastering the art of leveraging HPLC columns to attain unparallel resolution in biotherapeutic analyses, including tips and tricks in peptide mapping, middle-up analysis, and in employing step-gradients. In addition, aspects involved in biosimilar analysis will be highlighted through application examples.
At the conclusion of the session, the audience member will:
- Understand key aspects in selecting reference materials and HPLC columns for biotherapeutic analysis.
- Be familiar with key method parameters to adjust when fine-tuning biotherapeutic chromatographic assays
- Gain an appreciation for the importance of highly characterized reference materials with adjacent information in developing chromatographic assays in biotherapeutic analysis.
Speakers
Cory E. Muraco
MilliporeSigma
Biomolecule Workflows Manager
Cory E. Muraco is the Biomolecule Workflows Manager at Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany. After finishing his graduate studies at Youngstown State University (Youngstown, Ohio, USA), Cory started his career there in 2013. After holding several roles in both R&D and Marketing functions, in 2022, Cory assumed his current role as the Biomolecule Workflows Manager where he is tasked with designing, developing, and executing the marketing and R&D strategies around the company's bioanalytical initiative. Cory is the author of several manuscripts appearing in trade magazines and has delivered over 100 presentations at international conferences, round table symposia, and at various pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical companies.
Analytical chemistry
- Large molecule HPLC
Duration:1h
Language:English
Session 1:presented March 27, 2024
Session 2:presented March 27, 2024
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