Anion exchange chromatography is an important flow-through polishing step for viral clearance of monoclonal antibodies. Resin based materials are most commonly used for this but the large size of virus particles limits diffusion and binding capacity. It is therefore necessary to use large volumes of resin and oversized column hardware. Column chromatography as a unit operation also means high operational costs, including validation, cleaning and storage. This is a particular issue for clinical manufacturing, where a column is used for…