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Hendrik Flato

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Biotechnology Journal|January 28, 2022
Mimicking continuous capture chromatography for virus clearance using a single chromatography column modelFlorian Capito, Hendrik Flato, Verena Oeinck, et al.
Journal of Biotechnology|July 8, 2017
Feasibility of using continuous chromatography in downstream processing: Comparison of costs and product quality for a hybrid process vs. a conventional batch processOzan Ötes, Hendrik Flato, Johannes Winderl, et al.
Journal of Biotechnology|July 21, 2018
Scale-up of continuous multicolumn chromatography for the protein a capture step: From bench to clinical manufacturingOzan Ötes, Hendrik Flato, Daniel Vazquez Ramirez, et al.
Biotechnology Notes (Amsterdam, Netherlands)|October 17, 2024
Understanding virus retention mechanisms on protein a chromatography based on using different wash buffers - Evaluating the possibility for a generic wash buffer toolbox to improve virus clearance capacitySandra Krause, Florian Capito, Verena Oeinck, et al.
Biotechnology Reports (Amsterdam, Netherlands)|May 19, 2020
Moving to CoPACaPAnA: Implementation of a continuous protein A capture process for antibody applications within an end-to-end single-use GMP manufacturing downstream processOzan Ötes, Cathrin Bernhardt, Kevin Brandt, et al.
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Biotechnology Journal|January 28, 2022
Mimicking continuous capture chromatography for virus clearance using a single chromatography column modelFlorian Capito, Hendrik Flato, Verena Oeinck, et al.
Journal of Biotechnology|July 8, 2017
Feasibility of using continuous chromatography in downstream processing: Comparison of costs and product quality for a hybrid process vs. a conventional batch processOzan Ötes, Hendrik Flato, Johannes Winderl, et al.
Journal of Biotechnology|July 21, 2018
Scale-up of continuous multicolumn chromatography for the protein a capture step: From bench to clinical manufacturingOzan Ötes, Hendrik Flato, Daniel Vazquez Ramirez, et al.
Biotechnology Notes (Amsterdam, Netherlands)|October 17, 2024
Understanding virus retention mechanisms on protein a chromatography based on using different wash buffers - Evaluating the possibility for a generic wash buffer toolbox to improve virus clearance capacitySandra Krause, Florian Capito, Verena Oeinck, et al.
Biotechnology Reports (Amsterdam, Netherlands)|May 19, 2020
Moving to CoPACaPAnA: Implementation of a continuous protein A capture process for antibody applications within an end-to-end single-use GMP manufacturing downstream processOzan Ötes, Cathrin Bernhardt, Kevin Brandt, et al.
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