Spinnovation launches biologics analysis division
Spinnovation Biologics to provide profiling and characterisation of biologics
Frederic Girard, chief executive of the Nijmegen-based nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy (NMR) specialist, said spent media analysis with Spedia-NMR would be the new company’s core service.
‘Spedia-NMR is unique and can deliver a step-fold increase in throughput and detail over standard methods, in as few as five working days,’ he said.
Spinnovation Biologics will also offer process and product bioanalysis, enabling clients to benefit from advanced insights into cell culture to enhance productivity, scalability, and reliability for QA/QC control, cGMP production and support Quality by Design.
In addition to Spedia-NMR technology, Spinnovation Biologics has a broad spectrum of analysis methods in house, including: LC-MS, LC-NMR, LC-SPE-NMR and LC-SPE-NMR-MS.
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