Antibiotics Family

Bioactive secondary metabolites from fermentation (300-1500 Da). Purified using solvent extraction, reverse-phase chromatography, and crystallization.

Recommended separation techniques

These techniques appear most often in commercial downstream processes for antibiotics.

Frequently Asked Questions

What separation techniques are most relevant for antibiotics?

Antibiotics are most commonly separated using Liquid-Liquid Extraction, Reverse Phase Chromatography. Selection depends on scale, purity targets, and downstream impurities.

Where do these molecules sit in industrial bioprocessing?

Bioactive secondary metabolites from fermentation (300-1500 Da). Purified using solvent extraction, reverse-phase chromatography, and crystallization.

How does untangle.bio help design these processes?

Drag-and-drop unit operations onto a flowsheet, define your feed stream from the built-in database, and let the route generator propose ranked process trains based on yield, purity, and CAPEX.

Design a Antibiotics purification process

Use the built-in molecule database to define your feed and generate optimised purification trains.

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