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The biologics researcher's mini-guide to screening candidates with nanoDSF

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Formulation No matter what kind of biologics you're working on, chances are, you have to optimize their final formulation. This is the buffer environment the biologic will be stored and/or delivered in. Formulation work is an additional screening step that looks at different pHs, buffer systems, and additives. Entire buffer screens have been developed to expedite this process, but that means another round of narrowing down the best option – this time, for the chemical environment of your candidate. Choosing one buffer over another once again requires examining the subtle changes to the thermal unfolding profile of your biologic. In many cases, this goes beyond simply evaluating increases in T m1 , and instead evaluating the overall thermal stability profile. Additives may have a modest but meaningful impact on stability, so it's of continued importance to have high-resolution data to evaluate.

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