|Articles|October 26, 2016
Investigation of Pore Size, Particle Size, and Column Geometry Effects on SEC Analysis of Monoclonal Antibodies
Author(s)YMC, Inc
This work focused on scaling-down a monoclonal antibody SEC method, starting with a typical analytical-size SEC column (YMC-Pack Diol 5um, 300Å, 300x8.0mm) and ending with a small particle, shorter length, narrower-bore column (YMC-pack Diol 2um, 300Å, 150x4.6mm). The purpose of this experiment was to detail the differing performance characteristics exhibited by each column as physical properties were altered, one variable at a time.
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