Products for the treatment of hemophilia A and B prepared by ion exchange chromatography
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Products for the treatment of hemophilia A and B prepared by ion exchange chromatography
Abstract
In France, since 1988, factor VIII concentrate are prepared by ion exchanged chromatography from plasma cryoprecipitate. The final product is a very high purity factor VIII with a specific activity (SA) between 150 and 250 IU/mg of proteins. Viral inactivation is obtained after solvent detergent method with TNBP and Tween 80. Since 1989 hemophilia B patients are treated with a factor IX preparation purified from a prothrombin complex concentrate and after solvent detergent inactivation. Factor IX concentrate is a high purity product with a SA of 50 to 100 U/mg of protein.
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