Manufacturing

GE Healthcare continues to ramp up its offerings in the bioprocessing space with the purchase of Asymptote and a continued partnership with Zenith Technologies.

In a new study, researchers from Boston Children’s Hospital study responses to pneumococcal vaccine in infant monkeys.

MilliporeSigma’s new high-area cartridge filters and single-use capsules are suitable for feed streams with high levels of particulates.

Chromatography modeling can enhance bioprocessing efficiencies.

The author discusses the impact of prefilled syringe product contact materials and the filling and stoppering process on protein aggregates.

OrlaSURF technology can be used for the development of target-binding assays to monitor the binding of an ADC to its antigen.

As regulators strive for balance in cGMPs for cell, gene, and tissue therapies, risk-management principles must guide decisions involving process media and additives.

Including next-gen antibodies in pharma pipelines is considered essential for future success.

Understanding the purpose of the biological indicator can guide the development of an effective sterilization process.

The mAb is the first approved treatment that targets the progressive form of the disease.

Tony Pidgeon, process technology director at Patheon discusses challenges associated with and recent innovations in the fill/finish process for biopharmaceuticals.

The facility in Britley will now manufacture the company’s automated systems, enabling the company to better serve European markets and shorten the supply chain.

The Mobius MyWay portfolio offers off-the-shelf and configured-to-order single-use assemblies.

The company has signed two separate agreements with the Agency for Science, Technology, and Research (A*STAR) and the Nanyang Technological University (NTU) to progress its therapeutic stem cell pipeline.

The Basel office will house the clinical development team and other functions to progress the company’s lead compound emapalumab.

In a FDAVoice blog post, CBER Director Peter Marks discusses the new designation for cell therapies that treat life-threatening diseases.

Richard D. Braatz, PhD, will discuss using mathematical models to design a continuous drug manufacturing plant and the differences between batch and continuous operations for biologics.

Caladrius is selling the remaining percentage of the subsidiary in order to focus on cell therapy development.

The company announced that it would now be offering a portfolio of fresh and cryopreserved human and animal hepatocytes for ADME-Tox testing.

An influx of millennial workers may have an impact on whether pharma manufacturers choose to implement IIoT technology.

Transparency between pharmaceutical companies and suppliers and risk assessment efforts are vital to effective supply chain practices.

The ready-to-fill packaging solutions for vials are based on Ompi EZ-fill packaging design.

The Mutual Recognition Agreement will allow FDA and EU inspectors to recognize each other’s work and avoid the duplication of drug inspections.

The process control and automation requirements of single-use systems differ from those of stainless-steel equipment.

The decision to use disposable bioreactors is now driven by commercial rather than technological considerations.