|Articles|November 15, 2014
- BioPharm International-11-15-2014
- Volume 2104 eBook
- Issue 4
Budgets Increase to Support Single-Use Bioprocessing
Author(s)Eric Langer
Biopharma continues to adopt single-use technologies, but also seeks more innovation and improvements in products.
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Biopharma continues to adopt single-use technologies, but also seeks more innovation and improvements in products.
from BioPharm International’s 2014 Secure Single-Use Systems eBook.
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Security of the Single-Use Supply Chain: Is Dual Sourcing the Answer?about 11 years ago
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