Authors


Yelena Bisharyan

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).


Alberta Di Pasquale, PhD

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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.



Bob Kruse, PhD

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Meningitis Vaccine Manufacturing: Fermentation Harvest Procedures Affect Purification

Careful analysis of an unusual precipitate identifies defects.


Graham Clapperton

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Quality Management Systems for Small Biopharmaceutical Organizations

What small biotechs need to know about quality management systems.


L. Winberry, PhD

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Effective Auditing of CMOs

It is important that all stages of the audit be given an equal measure of attention.


Stuart Feldman

Latest:

Quality by Design for Biotechnology Products—Part 3

Regulatory flexibility can make continuous improvement possible.


Darón I. Freedberg

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Using NMR Spectroscopy to Obtain the Higher Order Structure of Biopharmaceutical Products

Simple methods can characterize polysaccharide vaccines and recombinant cytokines at high resolution.


Lois Atkins

Latest:

Quality by Design for Biotechnology Products—Part 3

Regulatory flexibility can make continuous improvement possible.




Bernerd McGarvey

Latest:

Quality by Design for Biotechnology Products—Part 3

Regulatory flexibility can make continuous improvement possible.


Kevin Harper

Latest:

A Review of Sterile Connectors

Many factors must be considered when choosing a sterile connector for a given process.


Bhawani Mukherjee

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Manufacturing Vaccines for the Developing World

A handful of facilities making 200 million single-dose units per year could fast-track the immunization of the developing world.



Tony Lubiniecki

Latest:

Quality by Design for Biotechnology Products—Part 3

Regulatory flexibility can make continuous improvement possible.


Paul Smock

Latest:

Quality by Design for Biotechnology Products—Part 3

Regulatory flexibility can make continuous improvement possible.


David Simpson

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.


Janice Lim, PhD

Latest:

An Economic Comparison of Three Cell Culture Techniques

Comparing the economic feasibility of a typical glycosylated protein.


Paul Colussi

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).



Qiang Qin, PhD

Latest:

Analytical Tools for Process and Product Characterization

Select the best approach to determine critical quality attributes.



Jutta Look

Latest:

Quality by Design for Biotechnology Products—Part 3

Regulatory flexibility can make continuous improvement possible.


Esam Abdelgadir

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Scale-Up and Comparison Studies Evaluating Disposable Bioreactors and Probes

Process performance was comparable across all scales, and fiber optic sensors appeared interchangeable with conventional probes.


Garner G. Moulton

Latest:

The Effect of Limiting Phosphate Using the HMS174 Cell Line

The HMS174 strain, in the absence or presence of excess phosphate, can metabolize acetate efficiently.




Travis Sadowski

Latest:

Release and Stability Testing Programs for a Novel Virus-Like Particle Vaccine

Release testing involves both standard potency assays and unique assays (particle size, NA activity) developed to ensure the physical, chemical, and biological stability of this type of vaccine.


Alexis Musacchio Lasa

Latest:

Definition of a Security Value Determined by Limulus Amebocyte Lysate Assay Targeting the Recombinant Human Epidermal Growth Factor

The correlation between limulus amebocyte lysate (LAL) assay and rabbit pyrogen test (RPT) targeting recombinant human epidermal growth factor (rhEGF) as active molecule was assessed.

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