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Identifying protein aggregation

The presence of protein aggregates or protein/silicone aggregates in therapeutic protein drugs aggregates can increase the immune response, which may result in undesirable outcomes. It is important to control manufacturing conditions to minimise the formation of aggregates. Identifying the particles enables manufacturers to evaluate the potential hazards and to eliminate future particle problems.
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