Quantifying NanoPak-C All Carbon Microbeads Potential to Reduce CO2 emissions & Electricity Usuage
In this blog, we quantify the potential of our products to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
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Sep 17
Chinese Patent Office Issues Notice of Allowance for Millennial Scientific’s Technology
Millennial Scientific is pleased to report that the Chinese Patent Office has issued the Company a Notice of Allowance concerning its...
Sep 13
Role of Flash Chromatography in Peptide Purification
Flash chromatography is a valuable tool in peptide purification workflows, especially as a pre-purification or cleanup step.
Aug 30
A Brief Primer on Hydrophobic Interaction Chromatography
This blog provides an easy-to-understand overview of hydrophobic interaction chromatography. Part of our separation science primer series.
Aug 1
The Impact of Composition, Aggregation, and Solubility on Glucagon-like peptide-1 Purification
pH-dependent aggregation behavior of peptides. In a previous blog post, we delved into the complex issue of peptide and protein...
Jul 25
What are Flash Columns?
This post is part of our separation science primer series which provides an easy-to-understand overview of key topics in Flash...
Jul 5
Understanding Ozempic, Wegovy, and Other GLP-1 Therapeutic Peptides: Background, Composition, and Manufacturing
Image adapted from [1]. Ozempic, Weight Loss, and GLP-1 Therapy Ozempic is a once-weekly injection first approved by the Food and Drug...
Jun 5
Separation of Semaglutide and Liraglutide: An Optimized Method Using NanoPak-C All Carbon Microbeads
We have published an application note that presents an optimized method for HPLC separation of semaglutide and liraglutide. This method...
May 24
How Does Peptide Manufacturing Affect the Environment?
Peptides are considered “medium molecules.” They typically consist of 2-50 amino acids, and their size is measured in molecular weights...
May 1
Demystifying Oligonucleotide Separation
Oligonucleotides are tiny fragments of DNA or RNA. Our genetic information is stored in DNA and RNA. These molecules are also known as...
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