Manufacturing

Latest News


Review of SUT Adoption in Biopharma Manufacturing

The evolution of therapeutic modalities drives the adoption of single-use technologies.

Review of SUT Adoption in Biopharma Manufacturing

Moving Biosimilars Forward in a Hesitant Market

Despite a growing number of biosimilar approvals, market uptake remains a challenge.

Moving Biosimilars Forward in a Hesitant Market

Automating the Future of Fill/Finish

Given the criticality of fill/finish processes, it is clear that automation is the next technological step.

Automating the Future of Fill/Finish

Fig1_7_yr_capacity_forecast_t-566019-1408676616472.jpg

There could be a serious glut of commercial scale mammalian cell culture capacity over the next five years. Then again, there could be a significant shortage. It all depends on how things develop in expression technology, the new product pipeline, and corporate strategies.

Conrad_Heilman-566020-1408676611136.jpg

When making critical decisions such as whether to build or buy critical capabilities, companies need a decision-making approach that weighs risks and rewards as a science with adequate inputs, repeatable processes, and measurable results. The method must also accommodate the human factor by encouraging wide participation and providing the kind of neutral decision criteria that satisfies participants about the objectivity of the process.

Fig5_vaccine_peptide_maps_t-557900-1408659477475.jpg

The Center for Molecular Immunology (Havana, Cuba) has been working on a novel cancer immunotherapy targeting the epidermal growth factor (EGF). The vaccine is composed of a chemical conjugate of EGF and a carrier protein (rP64k), designed to trigger an anti-EGF antibody response. The results of studies of molecular characterization, immunogenic activity, and clinical data are presented here.