12.05.23 -- Leveraging An Application Managed Services (AMS) Provider For Pharma/Biotech Serialization Systems

Many types of punches and dies are available to help compress difficult drug products. Explore the benefits as well as some drawbacks of using extended head flats.

The challenges of silicone-oil lubrication and the growing trend for more viscous, protein-based drugs are now leading pharma and biotech companies to investigate alternative solutions.

Discover how applying lyophilization-based micronization methodology at a small scale helps to support challenging formulation development projects.

Learn about three biosafety testing methods that are commonly applied: in vitro adventitious virus (IVV), species-specific virus testing such as minute virus of mice (MVM), and mycoplasma.

Explore the vital role that laminar airflow technology plays in meeting sterile integrity standards and minimizing contamination risks in pharmaceutical cleanrooms.

Here, we address five critical questions to consider when selecting single-use containment equipment for your powder transfer systems.

With expectations that drugs will be produced faster and more inexpensively, how can a pharmaceutical manufacturer be prepared for what’s on the horizon?

Learn in detail about high voltage leak detection (HVLD), packaging applications that can be inspected with HVLD, and how to determine the best leak-testing method for your application.

Review the study’s findings on a validated LC-MS/MS method for quantifying copanlisib from a mouse DBS and its potential for enabling desirable sensitivity, accuracy, and precision.

By working to select the right synthesizer and prioritizing automation, organizations can realize optimal coupling efficiency and increased productivity for oligonucleotide drugs.

In the race to get new drugs from the research stages to pharmacy shelves, next-generation lab space can be the catalyst for success.

Cost efficiencies and expertise go hand in hand, with companies often outsourcing or partnering primarily to gain access to manufacturing know-how.

See how a clear hood for biopharmaceutical facility employees improved safety and performance while promising economic savings.

Innovative drug-eluting implants, inserts, and transdermal films delivering biologics and small molecules can meet the goals of patient-centric therapies, improved medicine, and better healthcare economics.

Sample preparation for small molecules involves three primary modes, each presenting its own set of advantages and disadvantages.

Synthetic oligonucleotides are primarily used in therapeutics, as well as in diagnostic kits and PCR primers. This animation explains the repetitive four-step cycle of the oligonucleotide synthesis process.

By reducing drug particle size, nanoforming can create new opportunities, from increasing bioavailability to enabling sustained drug delivery. Discover the potential benefits supported by case studies.

See how bispecific pairing technology uses a close-to-nature design solution to deliver highly accurate heavy-light chain pairing efficiencies and improved manufacturability.