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Fast and robust purification of antibodies from human serum with a new monolithic protein A column
(2017)
The use of antibodies is becoming more and more important. Therewith the need for fast and robust methods for their purification and columns with a long lifetime is growing. In this application, we describe a fast and robust protein A affinity chromatography method with a new monolithic column. Antibodies were successfully purified in less than 1.5 minutes with a flowrate of 5 mL/min highlighting the advantages of this column and method.
We examine the participation of public sector researchers in standardisation bodies. Whereas previous research emphasized on patents and publications as Outputs of research activities, we also consider standardisation in this study. The latter has not been adequately taken into account when measuring productivity, despite its contributions to technology transfer. Based on data of more than 600 researchers from the BAM Federal Institute of Materials Research and Testing, we perform multivariate regression to determine the influence of researchers' activities on the participation in standardisation. We make the assumption that basic research scientist publish their results mainly in high quality scientific journals, whereas applied research scientist concentrate more in technical and industry-oriented publications and patent applications. We find a difference between basic and applied research scientists regarding their probability of participating in standardisation committees and a significant influence of career qualifications in terms academic title.