
|Articles|January 15, 2013
- The Column-01-15-2013
- Volume 9
- Issue 1
"Critical to Quality" Measurements of Protein Aggregation in Biopharmaceuticals
Author(s)Mark Pothecary, Lisa Newey-Keane
In biopharmaceutical development the stability of biological molecules in drug formulations is important. This article describes three different approaches to the measurement and quantification of aggregates in protein solutions, and highlights the range of information that each technique can provide about the sample.
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In biopharmaceutical development the stability of biological molecules in drug formulations is important. This article describes three different approaches to the measurement and quantification of aggregates in protein solutions, and highlights the range of information that each technique can provide about the sample.
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