Chapter 11 Downstream Processing - Biomanufacturing
Drug production of a required purity and efficacy at reasonable cost per unit is the overall goal of the downstream purification process. There are, however, several additional factors to be considered in approaching this goal. For example, the operational goals evolve over the
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