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|Articles|September 1, 2022
Multi-column chromatography system
The Octave BIO comprehensive multi-column chromatography (MCC) system from Tosoh Bioscience is designed for process development and proof of concept. According to the company, the system, combined with the company’s SkillPak BIO pre-packed columns, enables customers to develop pre-clinical processes quickly and efficiently, and its modular design can accommodate a wide range of requirements to unlock the resin savings, buffer savings, and other tangible benefits that MCC can provide.
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