A real-world study found evolocumab cut fatal or nonfatal heart attack risk 20% vs ezetimibe in adults with ASCVD and prior statin use.
|Articles|October 15, 2001
- BioPharm International-10-01-2001
- Volume 14
- Issue 10
Employing Murine MAbs as Ancillary Products in Cell Therapy Manufacturing: Part 1, Considerations for Technology Transfer and Commercial Development
Author(s)Steven Ford, William E. Tente
by Steven Ford and William E. Tente Chimeric Therapies, Inc. Manufacturing processes for murine monoclonal antibodies (mMABs) used in therapeutic applications must address more safety concerns than those used for in vitro diagnostics. Adequate characterization helps ensure that the mMAb retains its functional integrity after more extensive processing.
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