Key vaccine adjuvant biosynthesised
UK scientists have unlocked the potential of bioengineering vaccine adjuvants, based on a study of the molecule QS-21.
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UK scientists have unlocked the potential of bioengineering vaccine adjuvants, based on a study of the molecule QS-21.
Research highlighting recent advancements of the natural polymer tara gum point to its potential applications in pharmaceutical drug delivery, emphasising its role in minimising plastic use.
Progress, innovation and sustainability across the pharmaceutical supply chain were recognised at the 2023 CPHI Pharma Awards.
A study by IMA and Labomar has illustrated a gentle but effective approach for achieving defect-free tablets and an adhesion-free die plate.
The European Medicines Agency (EMA) has updated its guidance on nitrosamine impurities in human medicinal products, amending Q&A 10 and adding three appendices.
UK researchers have developed two of the world’s most common painkillers from a pine-derived compound, meaning new sustainable turpentine-based pharmaceuticals could be on their way.
A paper states ATR-FT-IR spectroscopy plus multivariate analysis for heparin analysis is cost-effective compared to NMR.
The European Pharmacopoeia Commission’s new Excipients Strategy Working Party will address specificities of excipients in European Pharmacopoeia monographs.
Virtual seminar presented by Ziva Abraham, President, and CEO of Microrite designed to improve your understanding on current regulatory thinking on designing an effective contamination control strategy.
Key stakeholders in the medicine supply chain have been urged by the World Health Organization to take immediate action against recent cases of contaminated medicines.
Imaweld® is distinct due to its composition, which seals and welds tubes and highly endorsed in biopharma for cell membrane and cell culture applications
Charles River launches Endosafe Nexus 200, emphasises the importance of automated endotoxin testing systems to improve the efficiency of QC labs.
Although it was first identified in the 1930s, diethylene and ethylene glycol contamination remains an issue today, as Dave Elder explains.
Cyclodextrins are a frequently used excipient in the pharmaceutical industry, employed in multiple dosage forms and with multiple purposes simply because of their numerous positive properties, including being generally well tolerated and safe. In this short article, René Holm, Professor in pharmaceutical physical chemistry at the University of Southern Denmark,…
Discover the significance of accurate microbial identifications in building an effective contamination control strategy to keep up with the latest regulatory requirements.