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to Protein Separation and Purification
The biggest problem in biopharmaceutical and industrial protein
production
at commercial scale is the time and cost associated with separation and
purification.
The world market for biopharmaceuticals is about $30 billion and
growing
at a rate of 20-25% annually. Approximately 80% of these products are
proteins
whose market
introduction requires extensive attention to isolation and
purification
methods. The opportunity cost in lost revenues associated with
six-month
delay in market
introduction of a new drug is enormous. We are developing a novel
approach to improving the efficiency, yield,
time to scale of biopharmaceutical protein purification that relies on
the symbiotic combination of rational and empirical strategies.
See http://laurentsimon.com/
for additional information.



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