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. the method also... add comment february , special report: effect of insulin on cell growth and virus production by aziza manceur recombinant insulin is a key component in serum-free growth media for mammalian cells. it is used for the manufacturing of monoclonal antibodies, virus vaccines, gene therapy
research council (nrc) helps companies develop and commercialize new health technologies. recently it partnered with novo nordisk pharmatech to determine the effect of insulin on cell growth and virus production. the results are detailed in this... add comment april , platform solutions for cell therapy...
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closely tied to its functional activity. whether you're just starting to learn about characterizing protein stability or you're looking for a refresher, this guide has some helpful tips to answer why it's important, what technologies are... add comment november , ten important lessons the cell and gene therapy
industry can take from the bioprocessing industry by bpi contributor it's time to tackle the challenges of sustainable and cost-effective commercial manufacturing regarding cell and gene therapy. cell and gene therapies have many of the same manufacturing needs as biopharmaceuticals. as a result, industry...
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pressures of speed. the reward is the investigational new drug (ind) application itself — but if companies lock in subpar... add comment december , streamlining the path to clinical manufacturing by taby ahsan and jon a. rowley careful consideration of lot size is crucial for multiyear success of a cell therapy
economy with its gdp second only to that of the united states. rapid urbanization and greater access to national healthcare insurance puts china in second place after the united states for... add comment september , toward standardized sample collections: uk government seeks to expand cell and gene therapy...
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integrating patient outcomes into manufacturing cell and gene therapy bioproducts by jose menezes , madalena r. testas , sofia t. santos , silvia c. ribeiro and catarina s. leitao in their lifecycle development and manufacturing models, biotechnology products and the biopharmaceutical industry have been
driving therapeutic innovations: academic institutions can help lessen development risks by s. anne montgomery and david digiusto during the biotech week in boston this past october, i had a chance to talk with david digiusto (stanford university) about his work toward advancing bioprocessing and cell therapy...
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went through a major expansion project to enlarge its capacity and fulfill a growing customer demand. from a business point of view, the project had a well-defined target for future production capacity as well as investment volume. photo : photo... add comment march , single-use technologies in cell therapy
by dominic clarke, phd single-use technologies (suts) are tools that can be used in producing cell therapies and personalized medicines. such products must meet specific requirements because of the way they are used. to meet those criteria, the cell therapy industry simply has no alternatives to single-use...
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closely tied to its functional activity. whether you're just starting to learn about characterizing protein stability or you're looking for a refresher, this guide has some helpful tips to answer why it's important, what technologies are... add comment november , ten important lessons the cell and gene therapy
industry can take from the bioprocessing industry by bpi contributor it's time to tackle the challenges of sustainable and cost-effective commercial manufacturing regarding cell and gene therapy. cell and gene therapies have many of the same manufacturing needs as biopharmaceuticals. as a result, industry...
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and screen molecules for developability and manufacturability during discovery before selecting a final candidate molecule. the biosimilar development paradigm also demands significantly more bioanalytical analysis during initial cell-line and process development. thus,... add comment june , cell therapy
bioprocessing technologies and indicators of technological convergence by david a. brindley , anna l. french , ricardo baptista , nick timmins , thorsten adams , ivan wall and kim bure the cell therapy industry is undergoing a natural evolution from scientific curiosity into a commercially and clinically...
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by joseph rininger , ashley fennell , lauren schoukroun-barnes , christopher peterson and joshua speidel advanced therapy medicinal products (atmps) are engineered to replace defective, disease-causing genes to compensate directly for a genetic defect or to encode a therapeutic protein construct (e.g
three such products — glybera (alipogene tiparvovec, uniqure), luxturna (voretigene neparvovec-rzyl, spark therapeutics), and zolgensma (onasemnogene abeparvovec-xioi, avexis) — have been licensed, and a growing number of candidates are entering late-stage development. in mapping out an aav gene therapy...
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