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BIEN 670 Downstream Processing (3 unités)

Offered by: Bioingénierie (Faculté de génie)

Administered by: Études supérieures et recherch

Vue d'ensemble

BIEN : Introduction to downstream processing (DSP) – principles, characteristics, purpose. Bioprocesses, biomolecules, drug substances, drug products, monoclonal antibodies and Fc fusion proteins, viral vectors, and vaccines. Unit operations - standard practices. Steps and techniques in downstream processing. Harvest and Filtration, Primary capture, Buffer exchange and up-concentration, Purification, Bioconjugation, Formulation. Optimization of downstream processing. Process Analytical Technology (PAT) to support Quality by Design (QbD) in DSP. Regulatory guidelines. Innovative Techniques for Downstream Bioprocessing.

Terms: Automne 2024

Instructors: Sudalaiyadum Perumal, Ayyappasamy (Fall)

  • Prerequisites: BIEN 590 or permission of the instructor

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