Downstream Processing

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Q. What is the main advantage of using affinity chromatography?
  • A. Cost-effectiveness
  • B. High selectivity
  • C. Simplicity of operation
  • D. Speed of processing
Q. What is the primary goal of downstream processing in biopharmaceutical production?
  • A. To enhance cell growth
  • B. To purify the product
  • C. To increase fermentation yield
  • D. To reduce production costs
Q. What is the purpose of buffer exchange in downstream processing?
  • A. To increase product yield
  • B. To remove contaminants
  • C. To adjust pH and ionic strength
  • D. To enhance solubility
Q. What is the purpose of lyophilization in downstream processing?
  • A. To purify proteins
  • B. To remove water from the product
  • C. To enhance product activity
  • D. To increase product solubility
Q. What is the role of chromatography in downstream processing?
  • A. To kill microorganisms
  • B. To concentrate the product
  • C. To separate and purify biomolecules
  • D. To enhance product stability
Q. Which downstream processing step is typically performed last?
  • A. Filtration
  • B. Chromatography
  • C. Formulation
  • D. Lyophilization
Q. Which of the following is a common challenge in downstream processing?
  • A. High product yield
  • B. Contamination
  • C. Low operational costs
  • D. Rapid processing times
Q. Which of the following is a common method for protein concentration?
  • A. Dialysis
  • B. Ultrafiltration
  • C. Lyophilization
  • D. Precipitation
Q. Which technique is commonly used for the clarification of fermentation broth?
  • A. Chromatography
  • B. Filtration
  • C. Centrifugation
  • D. Precipitation
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