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                                          Separation and Purification



                                                                       of Biochemicals







              Laure G. Berruex
              Ruth Freitag
              Swiss Federal Institute of Technology



               I. Principles of Chromatographic Separations
              II. Process Design in Chromatography
              III. Stationary Phases for Biochromatography








              GLOSSARY                                            CIP/SIP should be reproducible, validated, automated
                                                                  procedures done without opening or taking apart the
              Adsorption Interaction between biomolecules in the mo-  concerned equipment.
                bile phase and the surface of the chromatographic stat-  GMP Good manufacturing practice is part of the qual-
                ionary phase, known as binding step. If the interac-  ity system regulation to assure product consistency
                tive phase is bonded to an inner core matrix—for  and quality. GMP includes requirements related to the
                example, the C 18 phases used in reversed-phase chro-  methods used in, and the facilities and controls used for,
                matography—the distribution is called partitioning  designing, manufacturing, packaging, labeling, stor-
                instead.                                          ing, installing, and servicing of medical devices and
              Batch operation A set volume of sample (=batch) is pu-  products intended for human use.
                rified at a given time in a given column. Batch proce-  Isocratic elution Purification step consecutive to adsorp-
                dures are repeated in cycles, defining a certain time,  tion, consisting of collecting the target molecule (elut-
                cost, and productivity per cycle.                 ing) off the stationary at a constant mobile phase com-
              Biochromatography Liquid chromatography applied to  position and ionic strength.
                biopolymers.                                    Isotherm The adsorption isotherm is the ratio of the times
              Biopolymer Biological macromolecule consisting of re-  spent by a molecule in the mobile and the stationary
                peated “units” of biological origin, such as amino acids  phases, equal to the ratio of its concentrations in these
                or nucleic acids. It does not mean a biocompatible poly-  phases. Usually defined for liquid/solid or gas/solid
                mer, or a biodegradable polymer.                  interactions.
              CIP/SIP Cleaning and sanitizing operations carried out  Recombinant protein Protein obtained by recombinant
                in place, part of the Quality Assurance procedures.  technology (or genetic engineering), expressing a given




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