Purification of Plasmid DNA by Multimodal Chromatography.

Multimodal (MM) chromatography can be described as a chromatographic method that uses more than one mode of interaction between the target molecule and the ligand to achieve a particular separation. Owing to its advantages over traditional chromatography, such as higher selectivity and capacity, its application for the purification of biomolecules with therapeutic interest has been widely studied. The potential of MM chromatography for the purification of plasmid DNA has been demonstrated. In this chapter, a downstream process for the purification of supercoiled plasmid DNA using MM chromatography with two different ligands-Capto™ adhere and PPA HyperCell™-is described. In both the cases, the purification process yields a high purity and highly homogeneous sc plasmid product.

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A Rita Silva-Santos, Sara Sousa Rosa, Duarte Miguel F Prazeres, Ana M Azevedo. Purification of Plasmid DNA by Multimodal Chromatography. Methods in molecular biology (Clifton, N.J.). 2021;2197:193-205

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