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GCD enables product traceability and batch definition in continuous biomanufacturing
Research shows using the greatest common divisor (GCD) to define batches in continuous biomanufacturing enhances process control and raw material traceability.
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EPR Podcast Episode 5 – ATMP manufacturing and QC – Rey Mali, Accellix and Félix Montero-Julian, bioMérieux
Join Rey Mali and Félix Montero-Julian as they discuss the challenges facing the manufacture and QC of advanced therapy medicinal products (ATMPs) and potential solutions.
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Gates biomanufacturing facility announces agreement with Nkarta
The Gates Biomanufacturing Facility announced a strategic agreement with Nkarta to manufacture Nkarta's investigational cell therapy NKX101.
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The role of packaging in improving the bottom line for big pharma
Rich Quelch, Global Head of Marketing at DiD,1 explores how packaging can help pharma to cut costs, uphold high quality standards and improve health outcomes.
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Miniaturisation helps overcome limitations of PAT, say experts
Researchers review how miniaturised process analytical technologies (PAT), microfluidic affinity assays and microchip capillary electrophoresis, enhance bioprocess monitoring and control.
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BARDS: a potential in-process stability testing method
Study finds Broadband Acoustic Resonance Dissolution Spectroscopy (BARDS) to be a potentially more time-efficient and cost-effective method for solid dose stability testing.
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Machine vision allows real-time monitoring and control of low concentration APIs
Machine vision-based concentration determination enabled the accurate real-time monitoring and control of continuous powder blending.
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Formulation development of vitamin C-based effervescent blend suitable for direct compression
This article presents the findings from a study to establish optimum formulation parameters for effective effervescent vitamin C tablet production.
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Using co-processed excipient reduces PAT measurement errors, finds study
New research shows co-processed excipient is superior to non-co-processed when using near infrared (NIR) process analytical technology (PAT) to monitor direct compression tableting.
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Continuous biomanufacturing – where are we now?
The biopharmaceutical industry is driven by the need to increase production and reduce costs, while maintaining product quality – and has increasingly been focused on intensification of processes to accomplish this goal. In this article, European Pharmaceutical Review’s Hannah Balfour summarises the potential benefits of implementing continuous bioprocessing and manufacturing…
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Designing an ATMP manufacturing facility: from concept to completion
Remy Martin, business development specialist at cell and gene therapy manufacturing consultant, eXmoor Pharma, discusses 10 key considerations when creating a manufacturing facility, to ensure it meets requirements for both immediate needs and future growth.
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Your endotoxin experts
The future of sustainable LAL testing has arrived with ACC’s PyroSmart NextGen recombinant LAL reagent technology for bacterial endotoxin testing (BET).
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Guide to Outsourcing
Welcome to European Pharmaceutical Review’s Guide to Outsourcing. In this edition, Gil Roth, President of the Pharma & Biopharma Outsourcing Association (PBOA) reflects on the fortunes and challenges of the CDMO sector, highlighting their invaluable place in today’s drug development strategies, and Associates of Cape Cod and Charles River showcase…
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Manufacturing, Packaging & Logistics In-Depth Focus 2021
In this in-depth focus experts describe the development of an effervescent multivitamin formulation stable enough for direct compression tableting and how packaging could benefit big pharma.
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Bioprocessing & Bioproduction In-Depth Focus 2021
This in-depth focus includes articles exploring the 10 key considerations when designing an ATMP manufacturing facility and the potential benefits of implementing continuous bioprocessing and biomanufacturing.
