Authors




Jin Wang

Latest:

Development of a Novel Rolling-Tube Cell Culture Platform and Demonstration of System Feasibility

Rolling-tube system balances scale-up accuracy and thoroughput.


Philippe Monteyne, MD, PhD,

Latest:

Addressing Unmet Medical Needs Through Tailored Vaccine Design: The Importance of Adjuvant Systems

It is now possible to combine antigens with specific adjuvant systems to create more effective vaccines.


Paul Tsang

Latest:

Quality by Design for Biotechnology Products—Part 3

Regulatory flexibility can make continuous improvement possible.


Ying Qing Yu, PhD

Latest:

Rapid Assessment of Molecular Similarity between a Candidate Biosimilar and an Innovator Monoclonal Antibody Using Complementary LC–MS Methods

Intact protein LC–MS detected a mass variance of 62 Da and peptide mapping located a difference of two amino acids.


Qin Zou, PhD

Latest:

Biophysical Characterization for Product Comparability

Spectroscopic methods such as circular dichroism can detect subtle differences in higher order structure before and after changes in process and formulation.




Christopher Stevens

Latest:

Mathematical Programming for the Design and Analysis of a Biologics Facility-Part 2

An algorithmic approach to fine tune facility design and predict capacity.


Nathalie Garçon, PhD

Latest:

Addressing Unmet Medical Needs Through Tailored Vaccine Design: The Importance of Adjuvant Systems

It is now possible to combine antigens with specific adjuvant systems to create more effective vaccines.



Shimadzu

Latest:

MALDI-DIT Analysis of Modification Site of Chemically Modified Antibody

This application note showcases the high MSn analysis capability of an ultra-compact MALDI digital ion trap (DIT) mass spectrometer, and its ability to obtain information from modified peptides.


Christopher B. Fox

Latest:

Characterization of Aluminum Hydroxide Gel and Oil-in-Water Emulsion Formulations Containing CpG ODNs

Adjuvant activity can be greatly improved by appropriate formulation of cytosine-phosphorothioate-guanine oligodeoxynucleotides (CpG ODNs).


Jim Precup

Latest:

Quality by Design for Biotechnology Products—Part 3

Regulatory flexibility can make continuous improvement possible.


Dinorah Torres Idahody, PhD

Latest:

Scale up of Fed-Batch Culture to Produce Plasmid DNA in Escherichia coli (Peer Reviewed)

The authors present scale-up from a 5-L fermentor to a 50-L pilot-scale using the criterion of constant power consumption per unit liquid volume.



Jim Erickson

Latest:

Validation of Commercial-Off-the-Shelf Calibration Management Systems: Managing Instruments Cost-Effectively

Biotech companies are among the most intensive instrumentation users of any FDA-regulated business. Because of the complex nature of these companies' research and manufacturing, they typically have a larger number of instruments per employee.


Michael R. Samardzija, PhD

Latest:

Recent Patent Rulings Can Impede the Progress of Personalized Medicine

The Bilski and Classen decisions can render numerous in vitro diagnostic claims unpatentable.


Amy St. Charles

Latest:

Use of Contract Analytical Laboratories: A Pfizer Global Biologics Perspective

By following key strategies, companies can reduce the risk and increase the benefits of outsourcing analytical development and testing


Jyothi Jayaram

Latest:

An Alternative Platform for Rapid Production of Effective Subunit Vaccines

Adjuvant activity can be greatly improved by appropriate formulation of cytosine-phosphorothioate-guanine oligodeoxynucleotides (CpG ODNs).


Nitin Jain

Latest:

Advancing Vaccine Technology to Combat Global Pandemic Threats

New technologies such as virus-like particles are promising weapons in the battle against pandemic influenza.





Joe Qualitz

Latest:

Using Fluorescence-Based Sensing to Accelerate Process Development

A prove-free system monitors accurately at very small scale.



Hongwei Xie, PhD

Latest:

Rapid Assessment of Molecular Similarity between a Candidate Biosimilar and an Innovator Monoclonal Antibody Using Complementary LC–MS Methods

Intact protein LC–MS detected a mass variance of 62 Da and peptide mapping located a difference of two amino acids.


Mary Oates

Latest:

A Quality Culture Can Be the Industry's Core Strength

How should the industry educate the public about product quality?


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