Authors


Rebecca A. Devine

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US Regulation of Plant-made Biopharmaceuticals, Part 2

In the first part of this feature (Jan. 2005) we discussed the technical background and the role that FDA, US Department of Agriculture (USDA), and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) play in setting the rules for accepting plant-made biopharmaceuticals (PMBs). We now continue by discussing how producers will be able to take products to market.


Ray Benton

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BMS or PLC? Controlling the Regulated Environment

If the system is not 21 CFR Part 11-capable or the network configuration is not appropriate, cost is immaterial.


Minoru Nakayama

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Affinity Chormatography Removes Endotoxins

Protein solutions used for research, vaccines, or therapeutics need to be free of contaminants. One of the chief concerns is the presence of endotoxins (lipopolysaccharides) because their removal from protein solutions is a challenge. Typically, removal techniques utilize adsorption onto surfaces of beads in batch reactions, onto beads packed in columns, or onto membrane surfaces.


Larry Holbrook, Ph.D.

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Let There Be Light: Plant-Made Pharmaceuticals' New Home is Underground

The mine space is greater than the volume of all homes for a city of one million people. The second facility has been mapped at 22,500 acres.



Kevin Ray

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Characterization of TrypZean: a Plant-Based Alternative to Bovine-Derived Trypsin (Peer-Reviewed)

An in-depth characterization of maize-derived trypsin revealed an unusual nonconsensus N-linked glycosylation.


Elizabeth S. Retersdorf

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Advocating for Biosimilar Approval Standards Under BPCI

FDA weighs multiple views regarding the Biologics Price Competition and Innovation Act.


Raphael Battisti

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Disposable Bioreactors for Viral Vaccine Production: Challenges and Opportunities

Switching to single-use bioreactors can have financial and performance benefits.


Jaspinder Hans

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Operational Excellence: More Data or Smarter Approach?

The authors focus on operational excellence in manufacturing of biotechnology therapeutic products in the QbD paradigm.


Philip Ridley-Smith

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Biosimilars Regulation in the US: The Challenges

The pathway for biosimilar approval in the US has been set. But are US patients too far behind Europe?


Chad Landmon

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Advocating for Biosimilar Approval Standards Under BPCI

FDA weighs multiple views regarding the Biologics Price Competition and Innovation Act.




James W. Matthews

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The Powerful Lesson of the GSK–Whistleblower Case

Those at the top must walk the walk of uncompromising commitment to compliance


Shelly Cote Parra

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Benefits of a Revised Approach to Anion Exchange Flow-Through Polish Chromatography

A high-performance anion exchange resin performs well compared with membranes. In addition, the resin offers greater flexibility and cost savings.


Michael Brueckner

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Biopharmaceutical High Performance

Industry may be its own obstacle to success in achieving the desired high-performance state.


Johnathan L. Coffman

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Addressing the Challenges in Downstream Processing Today and Tomorrow

Newer classes of biotherapies will require innovations in processing technology.


Blake Anson

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Industrialized Production of Human iPSC-Derived Cardiomyocytes for Use in Drug Discovery and Toxicity Testing

The authors describe an industrialized process for the manufacture of iPSC-derived human cardiomyocytes.


David Sheehy

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Biopharmaceutical High Performance

Industry may be its own obstacle to success in achieving the desired high-performance state.


Michael Zapata

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Accelerating Bioprocess Optimization

A series of advancements has changed the way bioprocesses are developed and optimized.


Lew Brown

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Characterizing Biologics Using Dynamic Imaging Particle Analysis

Overcoming limitations of volumetric techniques and detecting transparent particles.


Jeff Johnson

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Challenging the Cleanroom Paradigm for Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing of Bulk Drug Substances

The authors re-examine environmental controls in the context of technical advances in manufacturing.


Chris Driscoll

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Getting Better at Making Stuff

To achieve manufacturing excellence, biopharma companies must adopt four key operating principles.


Michael LaBreck

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An Economic Analysis of Single-Use Tangential Flow Filtration for Biopharmaceutical Applications

Single-use TFF offers the greatest savings in clinical and contract manufacturing, where the scale is low and changeovers are frequent.


Ludovic Peeters

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Disposable Bioreactors for Viral Vaccine Production: Challenges and Opportunities

Switching to single-use bioreactors can have financial and performance benefits.


Richard S. Wright

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Addressing the Challenges in Downstream Processing Today and Tomorrow

Newer classes of biotherapies will require innovations in processing technology.


Steve Sofen

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Organizational Structures of Process Development and Manufacturing Support

How to strike a balance between site autonomy and global coordination.


Phil Wagner

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Practical Considerations for Demonstrating Drug Substance Uniformity

The authors describe considerations and best practices for meeting drug substance uniformity.


Mark A. Lefers

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Analysis of PEGylated Protein by Tetra Detection Size Exclusion Chromatography

Reliably detecting low amounts of high molecular weight impurities during process development and characterization of biopharmaceutical products.


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