Multicolumn sequential separation process
AssigneeGroupe Novasep
InventorsMarc-André Theoleyre, Stanislas Baudouin, Annick Merrien, Eric Valery, Olivier Ludemann-Hombourger, David Laurent, Margit Holzer
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AssigneeGroupe Novasep
InventorsMarc-André Theoleyre, Stanislas Baudouin, Annick Merrien, Eric Valery, Olivier Ludemann-Hombourger, David Laurent, Margit Holzer
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A process is disclosed for separating biomolecules from an aqueous solution containing the biomolectules and impurities, having different affinities and/or interactions with a solid support. The solution is passed over a fixed bed of chromatographic resin containing at least three zones, with flow of liquid being arranged between adjacent zones and between a last and first zone. Each of several sequences includes at least an adsorption stage, a rinsing stage, or a desorption stage, with each subsequent sequence being carried out by a downstream displacement of fronts in the zones by approximately the same increment before the periodical displacement of the introduction and withdrawal points.
Process of separation on a solid support by selective sequential multicolumn retention for separating a product of interest from a solution containing said product of interest, by passing this solution over a fixed bed of chromatographic resin comprising at least three zones, means for flow of liquid being arranged between adjacent zones and between the last and the first zone, said process comprising several sequences, each sequence comprising at least one stage selected from an adsorption stage, a rinsing stage, a desorption stage, implemented simultaneously or not simultaneously, each subsequent sequence being carried out by the downstream displacement of the fronts in the zones by approximately the same increment before the periodical displacement of the introduction and withdrawal points, wherein the process comprises a sub-sequence without feed injection, wherein the process comprises several sequences, each sequence comprising at least one of the following stages:
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