Dual Laser Scattering Use in the Characterization of Proteins including mAbs

RECORD | Already taken place We, 16.12.2020

This Webinar shows the theory and practices of Dual Laser Light Scattering Detector for the determination of intrinsic properties of large proteins such as Monoclonal-Antibodies.

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Protein characterization workflow involves numerous techniques and instrumentations. Laser Scattering Detector can fit into part of this workflow due to its unique properties. The combination of Agilent Bio-MDS instrument and Agilent Bio-SEC software provides a great tool for this workflow.

Presenter Information: Dat Phan (Application Scientist, Agilent Technologies, Inc.)

Dat Phan is an Applications Scientist in the Liquid Phase Separations Group at Agilent Technologies. Before joining Agilent Technologies (HP at that time) in 1988 Dat was with the University of Missouri-Columbia where he received his academic and professional trainings in Chemical Engineering and Analytical Biochemistry. Dat supports ChemStation Software and applications in HPLC, UHPLC, LCMS, CE, and CEMS.

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Dual Laser Scattering Use in the Characterization of Proteins including mAbs

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