How to find the right candidate faster in early biologics development
by Agatha Rosenthal, Wednesday, 1st July 2026
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The use of biological products is expanding rapidly in the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of a range of health conditions. From peptides and enzymes to viral vaccines and gene therapy vectors, your breakthroughs can change lives. But as demands grow across academic and industrial settings, your lab must ensure stability, kinetics, aggregation, and binding issues are caught early, before they become a late-stage problem at scale.
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by Agatha Rosenthal, Wednesday, 1st July 2026
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By Arne Schon and Ernesto Freire
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Proteins are sensitive to temperature and their chemical environment. Preparation method, storage and buffer are all important. Light scattering techniques are ideal for protein analysis as they provide data on both size and molecular weight.
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