Authors


Gerry McDougall

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The Economic Challenge of Prescription–Diagnostic Combinations

With the rise in therapeutics comes more complex partnerships.


Paolo Caccia

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Efficient Prion Removal from Gonadotropin Solutions by Nanofiltration Membranes

Can a nanofiltration process be leveraged for removal of prions?


Helen Hill

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Biopartnering Down Under

Australia's pharmaceutical industry as a whole turns over approximately US$10.7 billion a year and spends some US$384 million annually on research and development.


Nasir M. Idkaidek, Ph.D.

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Gastric-State-Controlled Bioequivalence Studies

Establishing bioequivalence is difficult for drugs with high inter-subject variability or strong dependence on the physiological state of the gut.


Waters

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Advancing Analysis of Covalent High Molecular Weight Insulin

Learn about new advancements for achieving increased component resolution, shorter run times and more consistent recoveries of HMWPs with outstanding reproducibility.



Shohei Kobayashi

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Comparing Protein A Resins for Monoclonal Antibody Purification

A prototype Protein A resin is evaluated for purification performance, reusability, and cost performance.


Patrick Baleriaux

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In-Depth Validation of Closed-Vial Technology

The authors describe a validation master plan for closed-vial filling technology.



Gautam Daftary

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Process Development and Spiking Studies for Virus Filtration of r-hFSH

This study on a recombinant human follicle stimulating hormone demonstrates the use of virus filters to reduce the risk of contamination.


Reb Russell

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Concentrating Feed—an Applicable Approach to Improve Antibody Production

Different approaches to prepare highly concentrated feed media for fed-batch Chinese hamster ovary cell culture are evaluated.


Anne Glibert

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In-Depth Validation of Closed-Vial Technology

The authors describe a validation master plan for closed-vial filling technology.


Thomas Preuss

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Process Development and Spiking Studies for Virus Filtration of r-hFSH

This study on a recombinant human follicle stimulating hormone demonstrates the use of virus filters to reduce the risk of contamination.


Renato Lorenzi

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Efficient Prion Removal from Gonadotropin Solutions by Nanofiltration Membranes

Can a nanofiltration process be leveraged for removal of prions?


Michael N. Abrams

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The Affordable Care Act's Impact on Innovation in Biopharma

The biopharmaceutical industry contemplates product innovation within the changing landscape of healthcare.


Veronica Gambillara

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The Conception and Production of Conjugate Vaccines Using Recombinant DNA Technology

Recombinant technology can be used to produce conjugate vaccines.


Yasufumi Ueda

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Comparing Protein A Resins for Monoclonal Antibody Purification

A prototype Protein A resin is evaluated for purification performance, reusability, and cost performance.


Christopher J. Murray

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Protein Engineering

Industrializing design, development, and manufacturing of therapeutic proteins.


RJ Palermo

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INTERPHEX 2014: New Partners, New Programs

Conference programming from PDA and BioPharm International expand educational opportunities at Interphex 2014.


Trevor J. Hallam

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Protein Engineering

Industrializing design, development, and manufacturing of therapeutic proteins.


Gary M. Dennis

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The Evolution from Fixed to Single-Use Systems

An overview of applications for disposable components and important property considerations.


Ansari Usman Ali

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Process Development and Spiking Studies for Virus Filtration of r-hFSH

This study on a recombinant human follicle stimulating hormone demonstrates the use of virus filters to reduce the risk of contamination.


Albert Kao

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Concentrating Feed—an Applicable Approach to Improve Antibody Production

Different approaches to prepare highly concentrated feed media for fed-batch Chinese hamster ovary cell culture are evaluated.


Denise Wendt

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Biotech World: Canada's Supreme Court says "No" to Harvard Mouse

by Denise Wendt The Court's decision not to allow the patenting of higher life forms puts it at odds with Japan, europe, and the United States.


Frank DeMarco

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Ice Fog as a Means to Induce Uniform Ice Nucleation During Lyophilization (Peer Reviewed)

The authors describe a novel means to control ice nucleation using a sterile cryogenic ice fog.


Prerona Chakravarty

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Ice Fog as a Means to Induce Uniform Ice Nucleation During Lyophilization (Peer Reviewed)

The authors describe a novel means to control ice nucleation using a sterile cryogenic ice fog.


Christopher Webster

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Biologics: Can There Be Abbreviated Applications, Generics, or Follow-On Products?

In this question-and-answer discussion of "generic" biologics, the authors contend small changes in manufacturing of biologics dramatically affect the safety and efficacy of the therapeutic molecule.


Saeid Zerafati

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The Evolution from Fixed to Single-Use Systems

An overview of applications for disposable components and important property considerations.



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