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Spectrum Chemical is adding twelve products to its bioCERTIFIED product line.

ProteoGenix’s new XtenCHO Transient Expression can achieve up to ten times higher yields than market-leading CHO systems.

NIH has launched one of the first Phase 1 clinical trials to examine mRNA technology for HIV.

Evitria has entered into an agreement with mAbsolve that will allow the company to use mAbsolve’s gene silencing technology in their antibody cells.

Flow Eighteeen38 is receiving a €5 million (US$5.58 million) investment from its parent company, FairJourney Biologics.

The US Congress approved a federal spending package that increases funding for a range of programs to advance health and medicine.

SCG Cell Therapy has signed a collaboration agreement with A*STAR’s BTI to advance the development of antibodies for infectious diseases and cancer treatments.

Biotech companies and medical product manufacturers have condemned the invasion of Ukraine, while also looking to maintain supplies of essential medicines.

Novartis will pay Voyager up to $1.75 billion for access to Voyager’s novel Tracer AAV capsids for potential use with three CNS targets.

Novo Nordisk will expand its existing research collaboration in novel delivery technologies with MIT and Brigham and Women’s Hospital.

Curia and the US government have entered into a cooperative agreement to expand fill/finish capability for injectable medicines.

UCB has announced it will build a new innovative gene therapy facility in Belgium.

Spectrum Chemical has further expanded its bioCERTIFIED product portfolio to support the growing global demand for new vaccines and therapeutics.

Amgen has announced the groundbreaking of its newest biomanufacturing facility in North Carolina.

Johnson & Johnson have announced a landmark agreement to enable the manufacturing and availability of its COVID-19 vaccine in Africa by an African company.

G-CON’s signature standardPOD cleanrooms will now be available in Europe.

Moderna has announced that it has entered a Memorandum of Understanding with the government of the Republic of Kenya to establish its first mRNA manufacturing facility in Africa.

Researchers at McGill University have made advancements with a novel method for growing synthetic bone tissue.

Bio-Rad has launched a range of antibodies specifically for daratumumab that inhibit the binding of the drug to the target antigen, CD38, which allows for highly specific bioanalysis and drug monitoring.

FDA’s CDER continues to make rare diseases a priority with drug approvals and programming to speed therapeutic development.

The Luna Probe One-Step RT-qPCR Mix with UDG is designed to enable sensitive, linear, real-time detection of target RNA sequences.

Genoox will use their genomic data platform to validate Element's AVITI system.

EMA’s PRIME scheme has enabled life-changing medicines to become available to patients at a faster rate.

Evonik has increased its global supply of plant-derived cholesterol used for mRNA vaccines and gene therapies.

A consortium of nine development partners will support Biovac's expansion of its existing vaccine manufacturing plant capacity, while Biovac itself aims to raise funds to boost increased vaccine manufacturing capacity across Africa.

Thermo Fisher and Symphogen have extended their collaboration involving improved data workflow, which supports the discovery and development of new cancer treatments.

Under a collaboration, IDT Biologika and Exothera will conduct feasibility studies on scaling up the manufacturing process for viral vector-based vaccines.

Pfizer has received Breakthrough Therapy Designation from FDA for its RSV vaccine candidate for prevention of RSV illness in infants by active immunization of pregnant women.