DuPont Expands Bioprocessing Portfolio with Launch of DuPont™ AmberChrom™ TQ1 Chromatography Resin
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DuPont (DD) has launched DuPont™ AmberChrom™ TQ1, a new agarose-based chromatography resin designed for purifying oligonucleotides and peptides in biopharma applications. The product offers superior performance features including increased loading capacity, higher throughput, and lower pressure requirements compared to competing products.
The resin is suitable for both benchtop and large-scale commercial purifications, delivering high purity fractions in biomolecule purifications. DuPont has validated the product's performance through comprehensive internal application studies using real-world drug feeds. The resin can be used alongside existing AmberChrom™ XT and CG chromatography resins for various oligonucleotide and peptide purification processes.
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- Superior product features: increased loading capacity, higher throughput, and lower pressure requirements compared to competitors
- Versatile application: suitable for both benchtop and large-scale commercial purifications
- Validated performance through comprehensive real-world drug feed studies
- Expands DuPont's bioprocessing capabilities in high-growth therapy areas
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Agarose-based chromatography resin supports purification of oligonucleotides and peptides for biopharma applications
"The introduction of DuPont™ AmberChrom™ TQ1 chromatography resin supports the accelerated development and commercialization of oligonucleotide and peptide therapeutics," said Shane Kendra, Global Bioprocessing Market Leader for DuPont Water Solutions. "In addition to expanding our capabilities, this new anion exchange chromatography resin offers exceptional performance, setting a new standard in this product class and creating new opportunities in high growth therapy areas."
The new agarose-based chromatography resin offers increased loading capacity, higher throughput, and requires less pressure than comparable competing products within the same class. These characteristics make DuPont™ AmberChrom™ TQ1 chromatography resin an excellent choice for high resolution separations and polishing, offering high purity fractions in biomolecule purifications and the separation of closely-related impurities from target molecules. Its low-pressure build-up, combined with high-yield and purity for peptides and both DMT-Off and DMT-On oligonucleotides, makes the resin suitable for use in benchtop and large-scale commercial purifications.
To support the introduction of the resin, DuPont has published comprehensive internal application studies that used real-world drug feeds to validate performance characteristics; this documentation can also assist with the integration of the product into processes at every phase from drug discovery through commercialization.
"Further expansion of DuPont's bioprocessing portfolio reflects our commitment to providing a comprehensive one-stop shop for the purification and polishing of oligonucleotides and peptides," said Kendra. "Our technical teams and scientists are continually collaborating with customers to design efficient bioprocessing solutions for every stage of the drug development journey."
DuPont™ AmberChrom™ TQ1 chromatography resin can be used in combination with existing AmberChrom™ XT and CG chromatography resins to purify various oligonucleotide feeds, or for the crude purification of peptide feeds in preparation for reverse phase chromatography.
DuPont introduced the new chromatography resin to the market during TIDES USA—a conference dedicated to accelerating oligonucleotide and peptide innovations. Hadi Fares, Ph.D, a bioprocessing application scientist with DuPont, presented application studies to demonstrate the performance capabilities of DuPont™ AmberChrom™ TQ1 chromatography resin, and how it complements existing resins within the DuPont bioprocessing portfolio.
On June 19, 2025, DuPont will host an educational webinar discussing the capabilities of DuPont™ AmberChrom™ TQ1 chromatography resin and how its loading capacity and purification efficacy can enhance purification of oligonucleotides and peptides. Register here.
Learn more about DuPont™ AmberChrom™ TQ1 chromatography resin and the broader DuPont bioprocessing portfolio.
As a global market leader in adsorbents and ion exchange resins with over 80 years of experience, DuPont bioprocessing solutions can accelerate and enhance the discovery and production of small molecule synthetics, oligonucleotides, and peptides, as well as diagnostics, by enabling complicated separations that help companies achieve their vision to manage and treat diseases.
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