Grace announces additional patent notices of allowance for flash chromatography technology
WR Grace & Co announced today that the US Patent and Trademark Office has granted three additional notices of allowance related to the company’s Reveleris flash chromatography system. The benefits derived from these allowed claims enable streamlined purification of new chemical/biological entities for drug discovery.
The notices describe actively controlling the split flow, using chromaphoric solvents and collecting fractions based on a wavelength range during flash chromatography. These techniques streamline purification of new chemical/biological entities during drug discovery by increasing recovery, improving reliability and simplifying instrument operation.
Grace previously announced receipt of a patent for the use of evaporative light scattering detection (ELSD) with flash chromatography, a key part of the Reveleris flash chromatography system.
“These additional US patent allowances further confirm our leadership in flash chromatography technology,” said Laurie Andriate, Vice-President/General Manager of Discovery Sciences, a product line of Grace Materials Technologies. “Our cutting-edge technology has advanced the capabilities of flash chromatography, resulting in cost savings and productivity enhancements for our customers.”
The award-winning Reveleris flash chromatography system and Grace’s innovative silica cartridges are used by leading pharmaceutical companies around the world.
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