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Continuous Processing In Bioproduction?
By Thermo Scientific HyClone
It's been over eight years since the FDA articulated, in its PAT guidance, the goal of "facilitating continuous processing to improve efficiency and manage variability" in pharmaceutical manufacturing. Since that time there has been a steady development of the concept in the literature. This includes reviews of how and why the industry in general has had difficulty realizing the vision. But, there has been in particular less activity with respect to biopharmaceutical manufacturing — where we have seen very little in the way of systems design, not to mention implementation.
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Executive Insights Into Single-Use: Maik Jornitz Of Sartorius Stedim
With nearly 25 years of experience, Maik Jornitz supports the biopharmaceutical industry on a global basis with a focus on validation, optimization, and training in aseptic processing. Jornitz is the author and coauthor of over 100 professional papers, nine books, and nine book chapters, covering presterilizing and sterilizing filtration, integrity testing, single-use technologies, process validation, and qualification.
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Increase Production Efficiencies With Single-Use Transfer Lines
Manufacturers across industries rely on innovative technology to meet two critical production requirements: speed and cost-efficiency. Biopharmaceutical manufacturers understand this concept and are implementing new ways to leverage existing plant infrastructure to enhance process reliability and flexibility. One solution that continues to gain momentum is single-use systems — particularly single-use transfer lines — which can deliver significant value through added flexibility, improved asset/equipment utilization, and increased cost savings.
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Economic Analysis Of Single-Use Tangential Flow Filtration For Biopharmaceutical Applications
Prior to creating an accurate economic model for TFF, a thorough understanding of the process where the TFF is used is needed. All aspects of the process must combine into a robust operation that easily scales up to a commercial manufacturing process. Often, single-use technologies must be weighed against traditional, reusable process steps during this planning phase.
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