Authors


Ralf Ehret

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Continuous Preparative SEC for Purification of “Difficult-to-Manufacture” Proteins–A Feasibility Study

Continuous SEC was shown to increase productivity with the same product quality and yield.



Margaret (Peggy) Marino

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Points to Consider for Continuous Downstream Bioprocessing

It is critical to evaluate specific considerations, from design to application, for the benefit of downstream bioprocessing and manufacturing.


Ajay Babu Pazhayattil

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ML and AI Implementation Insights for Bio/Pharma Manufacturing

A survey was conducted to examine the adoption of machine learning and artificial intelligence in the bio/pharma manufacturing industry.


Alessandro Pieri

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Purification of Protein by HIC: Mechanistic Modeling for Improved Understanding and Process Optimization

In this article, a simple chromatographic model is proposed that is capable of predicting the impact of pH and ionic strength on HIC chromatograms.


Spectrum Chemical Mfg. Corp.

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Advancing Drug Supply Chain Management, Strategic Sourcing and Supplier Collaboration

The biopharmaceutical industry supply chain experiences many bottlenecks, some of which may impact the sourcing of biochemicals and raw materials necessary to fulfill manufacturing demands during late stages of drug development. Establishing a partnership with a raw materials supplier with expertise in sourcing can be beneficial in navigating any unexpected turbulence and mitigating more common issues.


David Smith

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Redefining Contamination Control for CGTs

The need for improved analytics grows.


Thierry Gastineau

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Industry 1VQ Solutions: Change of Lot or Extension of Shelf-life of Reference Standard

Change of lot or extension of reference standard shelf-life is considered low risk and should be downgraded from prior-approval to being managed in the Pharmaceutical Quality System (PQS) only based on a science and risk-based approach.


Marken

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Lifesaving Logistics: Today's Cold Chain

The entire clinical supply chain — from manufacturer to shipper to clinician to patient — is united in its reliance on cold chain solutions to consistently deliver quality of life and potentially lifesaving treatments. Learn more about how to navigate a vast array of temperature-controlled shipping options across five specific temperature ranges while ensuring product integrity and patient safety.



Samsung Biologics

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Key Considerations in Aseptic Fill Finish CMO Facilities

Fill finish (sterile filtration) operations are critical and often the only means to produce sterile liquid biopharmaceuticals as other means of sterilization will degrade the product(s). This complex packaging process has become more regulated and controlled in an effort to reduce the risks of contamination (with the greatest risk potential coming from cleanroom operators). This episode reviews current market trends and provides some characteristics expected of a top notch Fill Finish CMO, like Samsung Biologics in Incheon, South Korea.


Tao Peng

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Polysorbates: Part(icle) of the Problem?

A comparison between polysorbates and HPβCD determines the better stabilizer for biologics formulation.


Ben Wylie

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De-Risking Sterile Pharma Manufacture with SUTs

Single-use technologies provide a barrier between operators and drug products, allowing for sterility and personnel safety in manufacturing.


Ganapathy Mohan

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Collaborative Efforts Address Key Data Integrity Challenges

Maintaining a quality culture across the diverse functions in a bio/pharmaceutical company is difficult. Representatives of the Quality Coordinating Committee of IQ Consortium report on collaborative efforts to address data integrity and the modernization of FDA’s good laboratory practice regulations.


Pietro Forgione

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Accelerating Time-to-Insight Across the BioPharma Lifecycle

A strong digital backbone is foundational in driving innovation.


Terry Opgenorth

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Formulating Autologous Therapies for Cancer

Autologous tumor cells engineered for immune system stimulation can target unique metabolic, genomic, and phenotypic characteristics of cancer cells.


Joy Aho

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Reducing Risk: Establishing Consistency and Scalability of Cell Therapy Starting Material

Taking key considerations into account along the cell therapy supply chain can set cell therapy developers up for success.


Matthew Lakelin, PhD

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Drug Product Security

High-cost-per-dose large molecules can make a big impact on cell and gene therapy supply chain management.


Farogh Gibraiel

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Biosimilars Drug Development: Advances in Technologies from Molecule Design to Clinical Trials

The authors have reviewed applications of novel technologies in the major stages of biosimilars development: process development, pharmacology, toxicology, and clinical trials, with an emphasis on recent regulatory requirements.


Stefano Selva

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Enhancing Process Validation for Sterile Liquid and Freeze-Dried Forms

AFI representatives of the process validation working group explore and define key elements for an enhanced approach to process validation for sterile liquid and freeze-dried forms.


Olympus

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Get your time back. Quantitative Remote Monitoring for Cell Culture.

Cell culture quality is critical to experimental success, but it can be time consuming and challenging to routinely record passages and confluency which effect cell physiology and phenotype. In this podcast we’ll discuss the importance of cell culture quality control for cell based assays and ways to reduce the time required with new automated remote monitoring and quantification tools.


Jérôme Dalin

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Perceptions and Considerations for Adopting Closed Processing

The combination of modular facilities and closed processing offers significant advantages in the production of biopharmaceuticals and is becoming a compelling option for manufacturing.



James C. Leung

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The Impact of SARS-CoV-2 on Biomanufacturing Operations

This article presents the results of a survey conducted to gain insight on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on biomanufacturing operations.


Rose Walter

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Temperature and Relative Humidity Control to Reduce Bioburden in a Closed Cell Processing and Production System without Disinfectants

Controlling certain atmospheric conditions in a closed NGI processing chamber can reduce bioburden without disinfectants.


Kyle Hubbard

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Oligonucleotide Production Facilities

As oligo manufacturers scale up production from lab-scale to clinical and commercial scales, they may require volumes of hazardous materials that drive additional facility design considerations.


Manuela Gottschall

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1VQ Solutions: Replace Identity (ID) Testing of Incoming Liquid Drug Substance with ID by Visual Verification

A Post Approval Change (PAC) to replace identity (ID) testing of incoming liquid drug substance with ID by visual inspection is considered a low risk provided questioned listed in this example have been answered favorably. In that case the PAC can be downgraded from a prior approval to a notification to health authorities, and managed in the PQS with immediate implementation effect.


James Hicks

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Specialty Polymers Add Value to Single-use Technologies for Biopharmaceutical Processing

Specialty polymers demonstrate the advantages of single-use consumables in biopharmaceutical manufacturing.


David Lin

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Trends Affecting Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing

Almost half of pharmaceutical industry profits continue to come from biopharmaceuticals.


David Cetlin, Biopharma Insights Contributor, Senior Director of R&D at Cygnus Technologies

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Predicting Viral Clearance at Your Benchtop

Viral contamination is an inherent risk during the manufacture of therapeutic products such as antibodies, vaccines, viral vectors, and plasma derivates.

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