INTRODUCTION
The growing therapeutic use of proteins has created an increasing need
for practical and economical processing techniques. As a result,
biotechnological production methods have advanced tremendously in recent
years, particularly in areas where disposable, single use production technology
can be applied to mitigate many of the economic and quality issues arising from
manufacturing these products (Hodge, 2004).
When producing proteins for therapeutic use, a number of issues must be
considered related to the manufacturing, purification and characterization of
the products. Biotechnological products for therapeutic use have to meet strict
specifications, especially when used via the parenteral route (Walter and
Werner, 1993).
In this chapter several aspects of production and purification will be
dealt with briefly. For further details the reader is referred to the
literature mentioned.
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