Natalie Deiringer

Catching Speedy Gonzales: Driving forces for protein film formation on silicone rubber tubing during pumping.

S. Zahler, T. Luxbacher, W. Friess, 2022, Journal of pharmaceutical sciences.

Proteins on the rack: Mechanistic studies on protein particle formation during peristaltic pumping.

W. Friess, Natalie Deiringer, 2022, Journal of pharmaceutical sciences.

Modification of tubings for peristaltic pumping of biopharmaceutics.

W. Friess, Natalie Deiringer, S. Aleshkevich, 2022, Journal of pharmaceutical sciences.

Evaluation of adsorption of DNA/PEI polyplexes to tubing materials.

O. Merkel, W. Friess, Natalie Deiringer, 2022, European journal of pharmaceutics and biopharmaceutics : official journal of Arbeitsgemeinschaft fur Pharmazeutische Verfahrenstechnik e.V.

Reaching the breaking point: Effect of tubing characteristics on protein particle formation during peristaltic pumping.

W. Friess, Natalie Deiringer, 2022, International journal of pharmaceutics.

Finding the needle in the haystack: High-resolution techniques for characterization of mixed protein particles containing shed silicone rubber particles generated during pumping.

S. Zahler, C. Haisch, C. Haase, 2020, Journal of pharmaceutical sciences.

Effect of the tubing material used in peristaltic pumping in tangential flow filtration processes of biopharmaceutics on particle formation and flux.

W. Friess, Natalie Deiringer, Imke Leitner, 2022, Journal of pharmaceutical sciences.

Utility of three flow imaging microscopy instruments for image analysis in evaluating four types of subvisible particle in biopharmaceuticals.

T. Menzen, W. Friess, Natalie Deiringer, 2022, Journal of pharmaceutical sciences.

Afraid of the wall of death? Considerations on monoclonal antibody characteristics that trigger aggregation during peristaltic pumping.

W. Friess, Natalie Deiringer, 2023, International journal of pharmaceutics.