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By Dr. Christian Kessler,
Evonik Corporation
Amino acids used in biopharma processes must be animal-origin free, governed by strict change control policies and utilize precise processes to eliminate endotoxins and heavy metals.
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By David Colter, Ph.D.,
The Center for Breakthrough Medicines
Review three considerations to prepare for as part of analytical development prior to finalization of CAR-T related FDA guidance.
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By Brianna Barrett, Ph.D., and Danielle Sexton, Ph.D.,
Forge Biologics
A platform approach with the flexibility to adapt to individual client needs can provide a head start on development that saves both time and money.
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By Katherine Moynihan, Ph.D.,
Genezen
By using the right equipment and working with a knowledgeable team, lentiviral production scale-up can be achieved at an accelerated pace while reducing risk.
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By Tim Kelly,
Oxford Biomedica
The new system can be leveraged to obtain significant process gains in the manufacturing pathways of advanced therapies while maintaining the flexibility of transient transfection.
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By Caitlin Horbacewicz,
inSeption Group
Our industry must examine whether — and how — we support physicians and clinical trial sites, who work under constant pressure related to timelines, data quality, and patient care.
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By Sebastian Almeida, Lloyd Jeffs, John Harmer, and Katarina Stenklo,
Cytiva
The growing mRNA vaccine market ― projected to reach $127.3 billion by 2027 ― is fueling high demand for mRNA, which has resulted in a critical need to address mRNA manufacturing bottlenecks.
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Application Note
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By Thiago Millen, Laura Chinn, Cameron Bardiving, Allison Vaughan, and Mark Rothenberg
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Advanced Instruments, Inc.
The goal of this study was to understand the impact of monitoring osmolality during an ultrafiltration/diafiltration (UF/DF) step prior to CEX capture of the monoclonal antibody Rituximab.
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JLL
When scientists spend long hours in the lab, their environment influences productivity, output, and overall job satisfaction. Learn how to design a space that attracts and inspires top talent.
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Polyplus
It is extremely important to confirm the identity, purity, and quality of raw materials prior to starting the viral vector manufacturing to ensure patient safety is being considered and safeguarded from the start of the manufacturing process.
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White Paper
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Novotech
In this white paper, learn how global biotech companies can capitalize on value creation across different geographic regions, optimize development cost and time, and streamline the path to regulatory approvals to meet global clinical needs.
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Application Note
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Thermo Fisher Scientific Bioproduction
Rocking motion bioreactors have long been the mainstay in T cell therapy, but stirred-tank bioreactors have garnered a lot of excitement because of several potential advantages.
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Virtual Event
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Sartorius
Straps explains that there is a significant history in determining how to deliver all of the new plate types; much of the work that made possible the mRNA therapeutics and vaccines goes back to the siRNA space. Most people are relatively familiar with lipid nanoparticles. If you inject a lipid nanoparticle that’s encapsulating a nucleotide, it traffics predominantly to the liver, and it works very robustly.
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Webinar
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Terumo BCT
Optimizing the cell environment is critical for cell viability and reducing variability. This webinar will cover how hollow-fiber perfusion bioreactors support functional, non-exhausted T cells.
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AGC Biologics
Review the critical parameters for scalable production during upstream and downstream process development, with details on achieving scalable transfection in adherent and suspension platforms.
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Wyatt Technology
Explore how light-scattering based methods provide essential solutions that allow for the understanding of how a virus infects cells and ultimately to the successful development of protein-based drugs.
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