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Surfactant physicochemical properties produce divergent inactivation mechanisms for enveloped viruses
Environmentally sustainable surfactants offer an opportunity to improve viral safety strategies in biotherapeutic manufacturing while reducing reliance on conventional detergents such as Triton X-100. However, selecting among these alternatives requires a mechanistic understanding of how surfactant
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