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Studying Protein Aggregation Using ASEC

Exploiting the potential of protein therapeutics requires the ability to identify and quantify the protein aggregation that can yield inconsistent activity and provoke immune response. The sensitivity of light scattering to small numbers of large particles (aggregates) makes light scattering an unsurpassed tool for studying aggregation.

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