Authors


Steven Pincus

Latest:

Release and Stability Testing Programs for a Novel Virus-Like Particle Vaccine

Release testing involves both standard potency assays and unique assays (particle size, NA activity) developed to ensure the physical, chemical, and biological stability of this type of vaccine.


Christine Mitchell-Logean

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Cost of Goods Modeling and Quality by Design for Developing Cost-Effective Processes

Combine cost analyses with QbD to improve operations and lower costs.


Cecilia Cooley

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Managing Cell Line Instability and Its Impact During Cell Line Development

By considering stability as part of the cell line selection and cell banking paradigm, we can ensure that instability problems are not observed during clinical or commercial manufacturing.


Tim Matthews

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Freeze Bulk Bags: A Case Study in Disposables Implementation

Genentech's evaluation of single-use technologies for bulk freeze-thaw, storage, and transportation.


Karl Rix, PhD

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Using Information Technology to Enhance Upstream Productivity

Two case studies show how advanced information technologies make process development more efficient.


Michael Kuczewski

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PEG Precipitation: A Powerful Tool for Monoclonal Antibody Purification

This alternative purification method to chromatography is readily scalable and fits a fully disposable downstream process.


Joerg Peters, PhD

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Mixed-Mode Chromatography in Downstream Process Development

Salt-tolerant adsorption and unique selectivity are the major advantages of mixed-mode materials over single-mode resins.


Melissa Perkins, PhD

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Characterizing the Formulation Design Space

Design of experiments is a valuable tool for identifying aspects of a formulation that are critical to product quality.


Felix Oehme, PhD

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Mixed-Mode Chromatography in Downstream Process Development

Salt-tolerant adsorption and unique selectivity are the major advantages of mixed-mode materials over single-mode resins.


Nathalie Frau, PhD

Latest:

Polishing Complex Therapeutic Proteins

A new downstream purification platform using a salt-tolerant membrane adsorber.


Grant Luchsinger

Latest:

Freeze Bulk Bags: A Case Study in Disposables Implementation

Genentech's evaluation of single-use technologies for bulk freeze-thaw, storage, and transportation.


Paul Hodgson

Latest:

Advancing Adjuvants and Vaccine Delivery Systems for Better Vaccination Strategies

This article presents ongoing research at VIDO-InterVac for the development of safer and more effective adjuvants. These include adjuvants that stimulate innate immunity in the body and combination adjuvants.


Thomas L. McGurk

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Ramping Up and Ensuring Supply Capability for Biopharmaceuticals

By implementing a comprehensive improvement program for its organizational and operational functions, one company increased capacity by more than 100% and 50% for two of its biopharmaceutical products.


Emily Schirmer, PhD

Latest:

PEG Precipitation: A Powerful Tool for Monoclonal Antibody Purification

This alternative purification method to chromatography is readily scalable and fits a fully disposable downstream process.


Kevin Mccarthy

Latest:

Managing Cell Line Instability and Its Impact During Cell Line Development

By considering stability as part of the cell line selection and cell banking paradigm, we can ensure that instability problems are not observed during clinical or commercial manufacturing.


Brent S. Kendrick, PhD

Latest:

Analytical Tools for Process and Product Characterization

Select the best approach to determine critical quality attributes.


Randy Grimes

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The Grant Story: Why Pursue, Where to Find, and How to Win Research Funding

A less-than-favorable venture capital market and a sluggish economy have compelled companies to seek grant money to fund their growth and development activities. Follow these winning strategies for obtaining your next grant.


Steven L. Cockrill, PhD

Latest:

Analytical Tools for Process and Product Characterization

Select the best approach to determine critical quality attributes.


Greg Chrimes

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Analytical Tools for Process and Product Characterization

Select the best approach to determine critical quality attributes.


Christina Carbrello

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Optimizing Vaccine Adjuvant Filtration

The viscosity of oily emulsions can reduce filter capacity and bacterial retention.



Michele Burd

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After the Consent Decree &#8212 An Uphill Battle for Affected Companies

Quality should be built into manufacturing systems instead of being imposed as a corrective action.


Irach Taraporewala, PhD

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Innovations in Intranasal Vaccine Delivery Technology

Needle-free vaccine delivery platforms can solve the problems of stockpiling, cold-chain management, and pandemic preparedness.



Stefan Gravenstein

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Influenza Vaccine Enhancement with Immunomodulating Peptide Thymosin Alpha 1

Clinical studies have shown that treatment with thymosin alpha 1 increases response to vaccination.


Robert J. Seely

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A Rational, Step-Wise Approach to Process Characterization

Process characterization requires a significant commitment of time and resources, but the payoff is better process understanding, improved manufacturing success rates, and avoidance of costly regulatory delays.


Christopher Wilcox, PhD

Latest:

Partial Replacement of Chemically Defined Media with Plant-Derived Protein Hydrolysates

Plant-derived hydrolysates can be used as valuable and practical tools to improve cell culture performance.


Kelly K. Arthur

Latest:

Analytical Tools for Process and Product Characterization

Select the best approach to determine critical quality attributes.


Theresa Woolridge

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Canada: On the Biopharmaceutical Fast Track

Canada's biotechnology industry has expanded rapidly in the last decade, as measured by industry-wide revenues, the launch of new companies, and the continuous diversification of its products.


Andrew Potter

Latest:

Advancing Adjuvants and Vaccine Delivery Systems for Better Vaccination Strategies

This article presents ongoing research at VIDO-InterVac for the development of safer and more effective adjuvants. These include adjuvants that stimulate innate immunity in the body and combination adjuvants.

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