Authors


Douglas W. Rea

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Solutions for Purification of Fc-fusion Proteins

When platform processes are applied to fusion molecules, innovation and flexibility are needed.



Suzanne S. Farid, PhD

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Economic Drivers and Trade-Offs in Antibody Purification Processes

The future of therapeutic MAbs lies in the development of economically feasible downstream processes.


Daniel C. Smith

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Handling a Risky Business: How to Ensure Successful Technology Transfer

Effective tech transfer can save time and effort in later manufacturing processes.


Jue (Michelle) Wang, PhD

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Precipitation of Process-Derived Impurities in Non-Protein A Purification Schemes for Antibodies

Precipitation prior to capture chromatography offers a simple, robust, and economical method to remove CHO host cell proteins and DNA.



Howard Levine

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Costing Issues in the Production of Biopharmaceuticals

Operational planning and early cost analyses are key to generating optimal, robust, and economical commercial processes.



Swapnil Bhargava

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Leveraging Fermentation Heat Transfer Data to Better Understand Metabolic Activity

A simple method to leverage fermentation heat transfer data.



Marlene Garcia Swider

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FDA's Recommendations to Industry Regarding Outsourcing

Outsourcing introduces considerable complexity into ensuring compliance with good manufacturing practices. This article offers FDA guidance for how to ensure compliance in the outsourcing environment.



Laurel Donahue-Hjelle

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Strategies for Sourcing Animal-Origin Free Cell Culture Media Components

How to successfully balance patient safety with supply-chain management


Sean Anderson

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Filter Clogging Issues in Sterile Filtration

A case study investigated the root cause of failures in sterile filtration by evaluating the effects and interactions of four operating parameters.


Guido Dietrich

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Developing and Manufacturing Attenuated Live Bacterial Vaccines

There are a number of specific characteristics to be considered when developing and manufacturing live bacterial vaccines.


Mark L. Rohrbaugh, PhD

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NIH Offers Licensing Agreements to Commercialize Technologies

NIH makes available a full range of licenses for commercial evaluation and for the sale of commercial products and services.


Simon A. Rothen

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Developing and Manufacturing Attenuated Live Bacterial Vaccines

There are a number of specific characteristics to be considered when developing and manufacturing live bacterial vaccines.


Rakhi Rashmi

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Biopharmaceuticals in India: Evolving from Generics to Innovator Drugs

The new patent regime is challenging the Indian biopharm industry to transition from generics to novel products.


Michiel E. Ultee, PhD

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Implications of Cell Culture Conditions on Protein Glycosylation

The authors present a review of the techniques commonly used for glycosylation analysis.


George Colindres

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Trends in Convertible Note Financing for Biotechs

As more biotechs turn to convertible note financing instead of traditional venture capital, they need to be aware of investors' demands.


Sandy Sargis

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Purification Strategies to Process 5 g/L Titers of Monoclonal Antibodies

Altering the order of operations, using new resins, and increasing dynamic binding capacity can obviate the need for major facilty changes.


Darren Hieber

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Connecting the Manufacturing Process to Patient Wellness

Manufacturers of biopharmaceuticals can improve productivity by taking patient wellness into account.


Alan Shaw, PhD

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Vaccines Incorporating Toll-Like Receptor Ligands

This article discusses the production process of the major influenza antigen, hemagglutinin (HA), by rDNA methods in E. coli.




Timothy R.M. Bryant

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Royalty Interest Investing: Addressing the Out-License Assignability Issue

Several legal considerations are key to protect the buyer and seller in royalty interest transactions.


Wai Wong

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Integrating Risk Management as an Effective Approach to Root Cause Analysis

Optimize time and cost of product development by managing risk.


Shwu-Maan Lee, PhD

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Meningitis Vaccine Manufacturing: Fermentation Harvest Procedures Affect Purification

Careful analysis of an unusual precipitate identifies defects.



Akos Bartha, PhD

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Upgrading a Pharmaceutical Laboratory to Part 11 Compliance

FDA's regulation 21 CFR Part 11 on Electronic Records and Electronic Signatures provides industry with the requirements that allow electronic records and signatures in computerized systems in place of paper records and handwritten signatures.1

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