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Going with the flow: peptide affinity membranes for high-throughput, high-yield purification of adenovirus and lentiviral vectors
Membrane chromatography offers a compelling alternative to packed-bed resins for viral vector purification, as its open porosity and convective mass transport eliminate diffusive mass transfer limitations, enabling processing at substantially shorter residence times. Yet, the translation of affinity
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