Authors


Harry M. Meade

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Production of Recombinant Therapeutic Proteins in the Milk of Transgenic Animals

Capital investments in production plants represent a significant portion of the cost of new recombinant drugs


Ole Elvang Jensen

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Using Volumetric Flow to Scaleup Chromatographic Processes

Extra column effects must be accounted for to make a valid comparison


Steffen Kidal

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Using Volumetric Flow to Scaleup Chromatographic Processes

Extra column effects must be accounted for to make a valid comparison




Wendy Porter

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The CRO Advantage: Outsource Clinical Trials to Launch Biotech Development Success

Less than 35 percent of all biotech companies have sufficient finances to survive beyond one year.


Oliver Gresch, Ph.D

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Efficient Small-Scale Production of Proteins

Over the last three decades, numerous protein expression systems have been developed with various quality requirements on large and small scales. Huge steps have been made in large-scale protein production in mammalian systems while the small-scale mammalian systems are expensive and inflexible. Thus, small-scale production is done in simpler expression systems, sometimes sacrificing the quality of the proteins. However, relief is on the way.



David Williams, Ph.D.

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Chloroplasts: Transforming Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing

A 20% TSP-producing cultivar can generate up to 265 pounds of crude recombinant protein per acre.


Debbie Hart

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Final Word: New Jersey: Biotech's Ideal Lab Location

As the fourth largest center for biotechnology and life sciences in the US, New Jersey is home to 15 of the world's 20 largest pharmaceutical companies. More than half of all new medicines approved in the US are developed by New Jersey companies. New Jersey is an ideal location because it offers close proximity to the financial markets in New York and Philadelphia, and a highly skilled workforce, strong funding, government support, and academic expertise.


Matt Langie

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Leveraging Asset Performance Management in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing

Web-based asset performance management provides pharmaceutical manufacturing with a number of advantages over traditional asset maintenance and tracking.


Fabrizio Baumann

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Small-scale Biomanufacturing Benefits from Disposable Bioreactors

The cell density achieved in a CELLine bioreactor is typically 1 to 2 orders of magnitude higher than in a conventional culture vessel


Jan C. Verdoes, PhD

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Maximizing Protein Expression in Filamentous Fungi

One of the major challenges in fungal biotechnology is preventing proteases of the fungi from degrading recombinant proteins.


Daniel Hahn

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Spotlight on 4th Generation Electronic Document Management (EDM) Systems

...each day a product is delayed is estimated to cost upwards of $1 million to $100 million.


Biunayki Reyes

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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.


Paul Denny-Gouldson

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Barriers and Solutions to Effective External Collaboration in Biopharma

As biopharma companies rapidly change their focus, they may lack the laboratory space, instrumentation, and the scientific knowledge to support biologics research.


Pam Holland-Moritz

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What's Next in Antibody Therapy Research

The moral to the story is that the human body is immensely more complex than any computer that we've been able to dream up.


James L. Kupferer, Jr.

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The United Kingdom: Leading the Global Competition for Biotech

As a company that performs site selection for biopharmaceutical companies worldwide, Fluor Global Location Strategies has witnessed one country truly distinguishing itself from the competition as a worldwide leader in the industry: the United Kingdom. The global competition for biotech investments has been at a fever pitch over the past few years, with varied results.


Howard A. Young, Ph.D.

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Final Word: NIH-Biopharm Interactions and the New NIH Conflict-of-Interest Regulations

. . . These new stringent rules will strongly impact the pipeline of scientific talent the NIH has provided the biopharm industry.



Anita Grochulski

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Expediting the Technical Transfer of Biopharmaceutical Products

Established, fully validated methodology and SOPs are required prior to initiation of any training activities.


Nipon Das, MD

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Final Word: Creative Solutions Can Ensure Pandemic Flu Preparedness

Certain areas of the vaccine market appear to be in vogue again, revitalized by blockbusters such as Prevnar, the pneumococcal pneumonia vaccine that reaped $1.5 billion in sales last year, and the human papilloma virus vaccines, which are projected to reach $4 billion per year.


Enda Moran, Ph.D.

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Biowaste Management During Biopharmaceutical Plant Start-Up: From Regulatory Guidance to Verified Inactivation Methods

Until now, there was little data on chemical inactivation of CHO cells and other GMM.


Carol A. Ziomek

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Production of Recombinant Therapeutic Proteins in the Milk of Transgenic Animals

Capital investments in production plants represent a significant portion of the cost of new recombinant drugs


Stephen E. Zweig, Ph.D

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From Smart Tags to Brilliant Tags: Advances in Drug Stability Monitoring

"Smart" tags speak only when spoken to. "Brilliant" tags are capable of independent decision-making.


Scott D. Buckel, Ph.D

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Making Site-specific PEGylation Work

There are challenges aplenty in purification and analysis of PEGylated protein pharmaceuticals. Here are a variety of technical solutions, many concentrating on the chemistry of the linker.


Melissa Elder

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Monoclonal Antibodies for Cancer

Cancer treatment has grown into a multibillion-dollar business responsible for saving and improving the lives of countless patients each year. One of the approaches generating a flurry of interest is monoclonal antibodies.


Marc Samet, Ph.D.

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The Art and Process of Successful In-Licensing

Utilizing a measured approach can increase the probability for identifying search criteria that fulfill a company’s strategy.


Wolfgang Winter

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Part 11 Is Not Going Away: The New Electronic Records Draft Guidance

by Wolfgang Winter, Agilent Technologies GmbH and Ludwig Huber, Agilent Technologies GmbH The rules for electronic records and signatures still remain in effect. The change means that companies must now justify their decisions on whether or not to implement specific electronic controls with documented risk assessments and considerations of the record requirements detailed in the corresponding predicate rule.


Peter Courtois

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Orderly Documentation Management During Startup

One of the critical early tasks of the documentation team is coordinating plans and requirements with the start-up team.

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