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Securing Supply In Single-Use Systems: The Second-Source Decision
By Wayne Koberstein, Charter Medical
The use of disposable systems for bioprocessing manufacturing has become a viable and cost-effective way for many pharmaceutical manufacturers to handle bioproduction requirements during clinical trials of drug candidates. A company's reliance on such systems also comes with a stronger tie to the suppliers of single-use systems and components, because only products qualified for use and validated in the process can be used in production. What happens if the supplier cannot deliver?
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A Faster And More Efficient Cell Line Development Workflow Using Single Chemically Defined Culture Medium
By Graziella Piras, Michelle Sabourin, Jian Liu, Shawn Barrett, et al, Life Technologies
Cell line development (CLD) is a critical step in the generation of biotherapeutics, but traditional methods are hindered by several pain points, including the lengthy and labor-intensive workflow, lack of reproducibility, and potential protein quality issues. Each step in CLD requires a different culture environment.
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The Drug Delivery and Formulation America Summit 2012 will address the latest strategies and research and development needed to succeed in this evolving area. Topic areas include:
• Pharmaceutical Formulation and Delivery — enhancing solubility and bioavailability
• Biologic Formulation and Delivery — improving stability and preventing aggregation
• Collaborative Partnerships — evaluating potential of new drug delivery technologies
Learn more.
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Industry Webinar
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Bio-G Webinar: Quality By Design — An Industry Perspective
March 28, 2012
1:00 PM PST, 4:00 PM EST
3:00 PM GMT, 4:00 PM CET
In this 60-minute webinar and Q & A session two panelists, Jim Lambert from Genentech and Rick Johnston, Ph.D., from Bio-G, will present their perspectives on Quality by Design (QbD), and answer questions about the implementation of QbD in biopharmaceutical manufacturing.
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Bulletin Board
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