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genengnews.com > topics > bioprocessing > microscale-chromatography-moves-toward-manufacturing-readiness

Microscale Chromatography Moves Toward Manufacturing Readiness

4+ day, 13+ hour ago   (315+ words) AstraZeneca researchers show that automated microscale chromatography can generate process-characterization insights comparable to traditional bench-scale systems, potentially giving bioprocess developers a faster, material-sparing route to robust manufacturing control strategies for complex biologics. The post Microscale Chromatography Moves Toward Manufacturing Readiness…...

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genengnews.com > resources > ebooks > the-analytical-blueprint-forcell-gene-therapy-success

The Analytical Blueprint for Cell & Gene Therapy Success

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (338+ words) This eBook brings together expert perspectives on several of the most pressing analytical topics facing today’s cell and gene therapy developers. The post The Analytical Blueprint forCell & Gene Therapy Success appeared first on GEN - Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News. Cell…...

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genengnews.com > topics > bioprocessing > math-model-predicts-plasmid-power-struggles

Math Model Predicts Plasmid Power Struggles

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (212+ words) By Mike May, PhD Inside a flask of E. coli, a microscopic power struggle is constantly unfolding. Some bacteria carry plasmids—small, extra pieces of DNA that can provide useful traits such as antibiotic resistance—while others go without them. A…...

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genengnews.com > topics > bioprocessing > new-spectrometry-technique-could-aid-formulation-development

New Spectrometry Technique Could Aid Formulation Development

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (277+ words) By Vivienne Raper, PhD A new technique combining two forms of spectrometry could help biopharmaceutical companies improve their choice of formulation buffer for antibody manufacturing by revealing how molecular forms and three-dimensional shapes of complex biologics respond to their environment....

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genengnews.com > topics > bioprocessing > regulatory-demands-for-more-process-control-data-fueling-innovation

Regulatory Demands for More Process Control Data Fueling Innovation

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (339+ words) By Gareth John Macdonald Regulators support the idea of using continuous processes to make drugs, with the caveat being that production is strictly controlled. This expectation is fueling a wave of innovation in tech that is rebounding to reshape manufacturing....

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genengnews.com > topics > bioprocessing > bicistornic-vectors-piggybac-improved-antibody-cell-line-production

Bicistornic Vectors + piggyBac = Improved Antibody Cell Line Production

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (400+ words) Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News To produce stable cell lines for monoclonal antibody production, manufacturers typically use the piggyBac transposon system. For larger, multi-specific antibodies that have payloads of three or four cistrons (sections of genes that express one complete,…...

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genengnews.com > topics > drug-discovery > albumin-fused-antibodies-may-reduce-fetal-exposure-to-therapeutics

Albumin-Fused Antibodies May Reduce Fetal Exposure to Therapeutics

3+ week, 6+ day ago   (292+ words) Researchers at the University of Oslo and Oslo University Hospital, together with national and international collaborators, have reported on the results of preclinical research that could reshape the future design of biologic medicines that can be delivered during pregnancy with…...