Authors


Jerold M. Martin

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Design and Qualification of Single-Use Systems

The author provides a review of the concepts of design and qualification that apply to single-use systems.


Simon Chalk

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Best Practices in Facility Design

Integrating advances in facility design can meet differing and emerging bioprocessing needs.


Hellen Berger

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Finding Opportunities in Brazil

Changes in the country’s political landscape may affect the pharmaceutical industry market in the future.


Sophia Kenrick

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Metacomplex Formation and Binding Affinity of Multivalent Binding Partners

A study to investigate metacomplex formation in the hetero-association of a multivalent antigen, streptavidin (SA), and a bivalent antibody (Ab) using a composition-gradient multiangle light-scattering (CG-MALS) system consisting of a composition-gradient device, a MALS detector, and a UV/Vis absorption detector.


Daniel Some

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Metacomplex Formation and Binding Affinity of Multivalent Binding Partners

A study to investigate metacomplex formation in the hetero-association of a multivalent antigen, streptavidin (SA), and a bivalent antibody (Ab) using a composition-gradient multiangle light-scattering (CG-MALS) system consisting of a composition-gradient device, a MALS detector, and a UV/Vis absorption detector.


Desmond G. Hunt

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First USP Workshop of its Kind Focuses on Particulates in Biologics

Along with particulate control and determination, speakers at the June conference in Rockville, Maryland, examined the role of protein aggregation and immunogenicity


Stephen Ball

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Measuring Protein Mobility with Electrophoretic Light Scattering

The author describes a method to avoid protein aggregation when using light scattering systems.


Patricia Van Arnum

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Pfizer, Teva Settle Patent Litigation on Viagra

Pfizer settles its litigation against Teva Pharmaceuticals regarding Pfizer's patent covering the use of Viagra.


Maura C. Kibbey, PhD

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First USP Workshop of its Kind Focuses on Particulates in Biologics

Along with particulate control and determination, speakers at the June conference in Rockville, Maryland, examined the role of protein aggregation and immunogenicity


Patrick Jackson

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Stability in Biopharmaceutical Storage

Patrick Jackson of Vindon Scientific offers key considerations for choosing an outsourced sample storage facility.


Angie Drakulich

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A Look Ahead at BioPharma Manufacturing and Regulation

FDA talks about the changing scope of regulatory science.



Amy Ritter, PhD

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Translating Stem Cells From Laboratory to Clinic

Ontario-area scientists discuss approaches to development of stem-cell therapies.


Stephanie Sutton

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Drug Discovery Initiative Launched in Europe

An international consortium of pharmaceutical companies, academia, research organisations and other related entities have launched a new platform to help enhance drug discovery in Europe.


Carolyn M. Orelli

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A 25-Year Retrospective on GMP Training

This month, we rewind to an article titled "Good Manufacturing Practices Training."


Tina S. Morris, PhD

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USP Product-Class Standards for Biologics

US Pharmacopeia develops and improves its class approach for ensuring quality biopharmaceuticals.


Michelle Hoffman

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Passion, Innovation, and Loss

At a time when the industry is struggling with innovation, it might do well to learn a lesson from a few great innovators.


G. Steven Burrill

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Moving the Needle on Healthcare

Gene therapy, immune-oncology, and digital healthcare technologies offer investors promise for innovation investments.


Lloyd Wolfinbarger, Jr., PhD

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Free Startup Research

Patent databases are often overlooked as a source of basic science, research, and development


K. John Morrow, Jr., PhD

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Angiopoietins: Novel Targets for Anti-angiogenesis Therapy

The authors review the angiopoietin pathway as an alternative for safer and more efficacious anti-angiogenic therapeutics.


Uwe Gottschalk, PhD

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The Future of Downstream Processing-2013

As constant scale up grows out of favor in the biopharmaceutical industry, new-and old-approaches are required. The author reviews the state of downstream processing and considers potential solutions, including the streamlining of full processes and borrowed technologies


Maik W. Jornitz

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Flexible Production Platforms for Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing

This white paper examines better solutions for flexible biopharmaceutical production sites and process designs that meet the needs that outdated traditional cleanroom facility and infrastructures can no longer provide.


Russell E. Madsen Jr.

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Aseptic Processing Practices: Reviewing Three Decades of Change

Technologies in use and on the horizon could change aseptic processing in ways that seemed inconceivable years ago but approaches to aseptic process validation still need to move beyond their 1970s roots.


James E. Akers

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Aseptic Processing Practices: Reviewing Three Decades of Change

Technologies in use and on the horizon could change aseptic processing in ways that seemed inconceivable years ago but approaches to aseptic process validation still need to move beyond their 1970s roots.


James P. Agalloco

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Aseptic Processing Practices: Reviewing Three Decades of Change

Technologies in use and on the horizon could change aseptic processing in ways that seemed inconceivable years ago but approaches to aseptic process validation still need to move beyond their 1970s roots.


Laura Bush

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New Adventures

Biotech, and bioprocessing more specifically, is a great place to be. But it's time for a new adventure.


Miriam Monge

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An Environmental Lifecycle Assessment of Single-Use and Conventional Process Technology: Comprehensive Environmental Impacts

An environmental study of single-use process technology for biopharmaceutical manufacturing offers a comprehensive examination of environmental impacts across the full process train using lifecycle assessment.


Andrew Sinclair

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An Environmental Lifecycle Assessment of Single-Use and Conventional Process Technology: Comprehensive Environmental Impacts

An environmental study of single-use process technology for biopharmaceutical manufacturing offers a comprehensive examination of environmental impacts across the full process train using lifecycle assessment.


Frédéric Ors

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Plants As an Innovative and Accelerated Vaccine-Manufacturing Solution

A plant-based expression system could provide greater speed and capacity at a comparatively low cost.


Kannappan Veeraragavan, PhD

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Dilution-Free Protein Concentration Measurement for High Protein Concentration Samples

Accurate protein concentration results can be obtained using standard spectrophotometers and commercially available short path length absorption cells.

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