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By Dr. Timothy Aschl,
Anton Paar USA
Advancements in ring shear cell testing equipment have shortened the process of ensuring the usability of pharmaceutical powders and offer the ability to test more quickly and accurately.
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By Bill Shingleton,
Cytiva
For the industry to realize the potential of cell and gene therapies (CGTs), we must develop improved solutions that reliably support the control and transport of critical CGT raw materials and products.
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By Chad Smith,
AES Clean Technology, Inc.
Lean construction, as a buzzword, gets a lot of play in the cleanroom industry for good reason. It is an idea that got its start with Toyota in the 1950s to maximize efficiency and eliminate waste in production.
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By Malcolm McLaughlin and Jeff Phillips,
Alconox Inc.
The use of aqueous cleaning in pharmaceutical manufacturing can provide numerous benefits in terms of efficacy, minimal surface contact, reduced residue potential, and easier cleaning validation.
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By Gabriela Mikhaiel,
Dec Group
Due to the high potency of APIs, machine operators must be protected. Yet, humans are a high source of product contamination. In pharma manufacturing facilities, isolators are becoming increasingly important.
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By Martin Gonzalez, Ph.D.,
Pfizer CentreOne
The manufacture of sterile injectables is fraught with risk, especially when it comes to protein aggregation in biologic drugs. We offer steps you can take to help prevent aggregation.
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By Iwan Bertholjotti and Dr. Bernhard Stump,
Lonza
Working with a partner that provides a one-stop shop for bioconjugate development and manufacturing helps prevent missteps that threaten delivery of lifesaving drugs to patients who need them.
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By Chiara Mussoi, Riccardo Prete, and Mindy Katz,
Stevanato Group
A collaboration has been founded on the principal of bringing to market wearable injection solutions for the simple and efficient subcutaneous administration of large-volume and high-viscosity medications.
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White Paper
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By Oliver Stauffer,
PTI Packaging and Inspection Systems
Parenteral delivery systems are the highest risk packaging application concerning container closure integrity. Leaks that register in the single micron range can introduce a threat of bacterial ingress.
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Flow Sciences Inc.
Here we will analyze and explain the different methods, their reasons, and which would be most beneficial for your first (or next) containment device to ensure personnel protection.
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Sartorius
Experts at Sartorius discuss the challenges complex molecules present to drug manufacturers today and the vital role suppliers play in fulfilling talent gaps for their customers.
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CHIRON Recombinant Proteins
Seven diverse experts discuss how Grifols Recombinant Protein CDMO's legacy and recent investments support its future in providing recombinant protein CDMO services.
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White Paper
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Thermo Fisher Scientific
To prevent delays and costly issues during molecular development, it is important to understand potential mechanisms of increased absorption with lipid formulations and the appropriate screening tools.
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White Paper
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Cambrex
Understand how the supply chain experience, severely affected by COVID-19, involving global workforce disruption, surging demand, and drug shortage notices, is shaping attitudes toward resilience.
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e-book
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MilliporeSigma
In this e-book scientific experts discuss newer, faster, and more efficacious strategies for peptide mapping and analysis of biotherapeutic products.
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Q&A
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Thermo Fisher Scientific
A discussion of the importance of consistent raw materials when transitioning from non-GMP pilot-scale to GMP large-scale media manufacturing and the impact of supply chain instability on a process.
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Webinar
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Catalent
Review key considerations for formulation screening of therapeutic proteins and how consistency, planning, and communication are essential for a successful biologic drug product tech transfer.
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