Authors



Julia Elena Dathe

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Filtration:Vendor Notes: The Effect of Flux Decay on a 20-nm Nanofilter for Virus Retention

Although contaminants and other parameters may be main causes of filter breakdown, some nanofilters still remove viruses at high Log Reduction Value (LRV).


Eliza Yibing Zhou

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China Today: Vaccine Development in China

The Chinese vaccine market competition is now transferring from the former price-competition model to a technology- competition model.


Lamay Dorta

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Downstream Processing: A Revalidation Study of Viral Clearance in the Purification of Monoclonal Antibody CB.Hep-1

The HSV-1 and HVP-2 titers were determined by the inoculation of test solutions into Vero cell cultures and calculated using the Reed M?ench method.


Denise A. Phillips

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Disposable Process for cGMP Manufacture of Plasmid DNA

Disposables are increasingly being used in the manufacture of biopharmaceuticals. This article describes the design of a fully disposable process for the cGMP manufacture of clinical trial grade plasmid DNA. It addresses the rationale for implementing such a process with respect to the manufacture of patient-specific plasmid DNA vaccines for the treatment of leukemia. The process incorporates a number of disposable technologies, which are simple to use and thus reduce the need for investment in expensive equipment and cleaning validation.


Sparta Systems, Inc.

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Feature-Rich, Integrated Quality, and Regulatory Compliance Management Software for Biopharmaceutical Companies

Abstract: Sparta Systems' TrackWise quality and compliance management software (QMS) helps global biopharmaceutical companies reduce risk, achieve compliance, and lower costs. TrackWise streamlines processes by improving visibility, traceability, and accountability through structured workflow, escalation and reporting.


Eric Rudolph

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Antibody Purification with an Integrated Disposable Assembly

Comparison of the integrated assembly purified MGG to the control revealed that the purity if the MGG was very high.


Klaus Tarrach

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Virus Clearance Strategy Using a Three-Tier Orthogonal Technology Platform

How to implement a risk-based approach to eliminate viruses using orthogonal technologies.


Eddie Massey

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A Case Study of Developing Analytical Methods

Contract manufacturers must plan for increased analytical resources in development and quality control.


Joseph J. Villafranca, PhD

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The Company at the Crossroads. Part 1: To Commercialize or Not?

Every biotech company reaches a point in its development where it must decide what path it will take after it passes the start-up phase. This article discusses what the company must consider to decide what business model it will follow.



Magdalena R. Mejillano

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The Importance of Project Management

Are the deadlines for your outsourced projects often not met? Are you unsure of the status of your project at any given time? Is the original budget of your study typically exceeded?


Gary Walsh, PhD

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Biopharmaceuticals Approval Trends in 2013

A review of the past year's trends in biopharmaceutical approvals shows an above average approval rate.


Kees Verhoeven

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Platform Technology for Developing Purification Processes

The future of therapeutic MAbs lies in the development of economically feasible downstream processes.


Leslie Sidor

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Demonstrating Comparability of Stability Profiles Using Statistical Equivalence Testing

The authors present an approach for testing statistical equivalence of two stability profiles.


Antonio R. Moreira

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The Evolution of Protein Expression and Cell Culture

It is commonly believed that technologies in the next 10–15 years will enable sequencing an individualized human genome for less than $1,000. With innovations like these, the twenty-first century will certainly belong to biotechnology. From an industrial standpoint, the discovery of therapeutic molecules and the development of cell lines and processes to produce these molecules will be of paramount importance. This article describes various approaches that have been prevalent in the industry or are likely to be used in the future for generating cell lines with desirable traits and developing high titer cell culture processes.


Graham Clarke

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Cell-Culture–Based Manufacturing: Meeting the Challenge of 21st Century Influenza

Vaccines against strains originating from avian flu may achieve poor yields in egg-based systems. Consequently, both public and private interest in alternative systems is high.


G.M. Ferreira

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Chromatography: A Two-Column Process To Purify Antibodies Without Protein A

This flexible setup minimizes the number of purification process steps, buffers, and process components.


Jeff Odum

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The Impact of Expedited Review Status on Biomanufacturing Facility Design

For rapid scale-up of biomanufacturing under expedited review status, facility design must better integrate product development and manufacturing lifecycle activities.


Aeby Thomas

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Pandemic Flu Preparedness: A Manufacturing Perspective

For pandemic vaccine processing, single-use filter cartridges and membrane chromatography technologies could offer significant time- and cost-reduction advantages.


Yoshikazu Honda

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New-Age Vaccine Adjuvants: Friend or Foe?

Adjuvant-caused vaccine reactions are one of the most important barriers to better acceptance of routine prophylactic vaccination.


Susan Cook

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Quality by Design in the CMO Environment

How the authors used design of experiments and quality by design principles to develop a hydrophobic interaction chromatography step.


Stephan Krause, PhD

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QbD for Analytical Methods

QbD for QA? Try a two-step approach


Laura C. Chirica

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Downstream Processing: Improving Productivity in Downstream Processing

Increased resin stability can extend the number of cleaning cycles that can be performed in situ.



Volker Gerdts

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Strategies to Improve Vaccines for the Neonate

Potential interference with maternally-derived antibodies makes most vaccines less effective in the neonate.


Danielle Smyla

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The Adjuvant Patch: A Universal Dose Sparing Approach for Pandemic and Conventional Vaccines

In animal studies, we have demonstrated that the dose of an injected H5N1 vaccine candidate can be significantly reduced by using a skin patch containing E. coli heat-labile enterotoxin (LT) applied over the injection site. LT-activated epidermal Langerhans cells migrate to the nearby draining lymph node and enhance the immune response to the injected antigen. A dry patch formulation has been optimized as a dose sparing strategy for pandemic flu and other vaccines. Iomai Corporation has developed a proprietary stabilizing formulation for the patch that allows use and storage at ambient temperature. The patch withstands temperature extremes during shipment, and is suitable for stockpiling.


Keith Kropp

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Rapid High-Throughput Feed Optimization

Growth of CHO cell cultures in a shaker plate model system was demonstrated to be comparable to growth in shake flasks.


Magali Barbaroux

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An Integrated Approach to Shipping Liquid in Single-Use Systems

Increased use of single-use systems has led to a need to redefine safe, stable and integral systems for shipping biopharmaceuticals around the world. This article provides qualification data under international ASTM D4169 norms.


Massimo Morbidelli, PhD

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Increasing Capacity Utilization in Protein A Chromatography

A twin-column periodic countercurrent capture process that combines an efficient sequential, countercurrent loading process with a minimal twin-column hardware configuration is described.

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