“Affinity Chromatography Resins”

Affinity Chromatography is a powerful and specific method for the separation and purification of certain therapeutic antibodies, valuable proteins, important enzymes, or other widely used macromolecules. In the purification method of Affinity Chromatography, the structure of the target macromolecule engages in a reversible interaction with a specific ligand immobilized on the chromatography support (agarose-based). The ligand employed can be an antibody, a nucleic acid, various types of sugars such as glucose, various organic dyes, various pharmaceutical compounds, various macromolecules, or various metals immobilized on the support. Interactions between ligands immobilized on the support and proteins occur through diverse mechanisms. These interactions can be ionic, hydrophobic, or hydrogen bonding in nature

Affinity Chromatography Resins

Monoclonal Antibody (IgG) Purification

Protein A Agarose

Protein G Agarose

ArgPure TZ1 Agarose