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WALTHAM, Mass., Dec. 16, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Repligen Corporation (NASDAQ:RGEN), a life sciences company focused on bioprocessing technology leadership, today announced the launch of three new high-performance chromatography resins: AVIPure® HiPer™ AAV9 and AVIPure® HiPer™ AAV8 affinity resins, along with HiPer™ QA anion exchange resin, expanding the company’s growing proteins portfolio and reinforcing its commitment to innovation in next-generation bioprocessing. Built on the Tantti™ DuloCore™ base bead technology, the new convective HiPer resins deliver the differentiated performance required for new modalities, including viral vectors. These solutions are engineered to help gene therapy developers accelerate product development, improve molecule stability, and enhance process economics, ultimately enabling faster, more reliable paths to market.
As momentum continues across new modalities, Repligen remains focused on providing customers with the cutting-edge tools they need. These new resins extend the company’s leadership in process productivity and strengthen its portfolio ahead of broader chromatography resin launches anticipated in 2026.
“These new resins further expand our growing proteins portfolio with purpose-built, next-generation tools that leverage both our AVIPure® affinity ligands and HiPer™ bead technologies,” said Umay Saplakoğlu, Vice President, Proteins and Incubator at Repligen. “Gene therapy manufacturers need scalable, high-performance solutions. Our latest AAV8 and AAV9 resins, along with our HiPer QA anion-exchange resin, are designed to deliver significantly faster processing and robust performance across today’s increasingly complex biotherapeutic workflows.”
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