December 9th 2024
Centogene NV and ROPAD consortium publish data from a landmark study identifying genetic variants that may respond to innovative cell and gene therapies.
October 2nd 2024
The best strategy is to use a combination of complementary methods.
July 3rd 2024
A greater number of patients with Duchenne muscular dystrophy will be able to be treated after FDA's approval of a gene therapy.
May 30th 2024
A combination of rapid sterility methods with the industry standard compendial method should ensure maximum safety.
May 25th 2024
The partnership aims to provide end-to-end development and manufacturing for biopharmaceutical drug substance and drug product.
Targeting Drug Delivery with ADCs
Safe and effective drug targeting with ADCs requires careful selection of drug, antibody, and linker.
The Role of Quality Standards for Biomanufacturing Raw Materials
Managing and prioritizing risk is essential to ensuring raw material quality. USP is developing new guidelines to make the work easier.
Horizon Discovery Releases CHO Genome Sequence for Bioproduction
Horizon to make publicly available its complete annotated CHO cell-line sequence in hopes of driving bioproduction cell-line innovation.
FDA Accepts Application for Teva’s Herceptin Biosimilar
FDA advances the progress of biosimilars with acceptance of regulatory filing for biosimilar referencing a blockbuster biologic by Roche.
Boehringer Ingelheim Expands Fremont Manufacturing Facility with $217 Million Investment
Manufacturing capacity will be increased by one third and approximately 300 new high-wage and highly-skilled jobs will be created at the Fremont site.
BioPhorum Launches Biomanufacturing Technology Roadmap
Industry collaboration group releases technology roadmap to address pressure on biopharmaceutical manufacturers to innovate biomanufacturing processes.
Single-Use Technologies Transform Biopharmaceutical Facilities and Manufacturing Equipment
The advantages of single-use systems become clear as they become more broadly implemented.
ABEC Releases 4000-L Single-Use Bioreactor
ABEC increases the maximum capacity of its Custom Single Run Bioreactors to 4000 L, doubling the industry standard.
CordenPharma, GE Healthcare Partner to Speed Development
GE Healthcare’s Dharmacon business and CordenPharma contract manufacturing enter a strategic collaboration to accelerate the oligonucleotide development process.
Samsung BioLogics to Manufacture Tildrakizumab
Samsung BioLogics signs $55.5 million agreement to manufacture tildrakizumab for Sun Pharma.
The New World of Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing
Industry experts discuss the single-use revolution and changes to upstream and downstream processing equipment.
Bioreactor Family Includes Single-Use Bags
The BIOSTAT STR single-use bioreactor family from Sartorius Stedim Biotech is based on a conventional stirred-tank design.
Advances in ADCs
New ADC therapies must overcome manufacturing challenges to reach market.
Single-Use Storage Containers and Filters Paved the Way for Single-Use Systems
As commercial manufacturing considers single-use materials, a look shows how industry moved to the technology.
Perspective: The Effect of Personalized Medicine
Biotech-based therapies and a move to single-use processes highlight recent industry changes.
Perspective: Biotechnology Moves Industry Toward Personalized Medicine
ISPE measures impact of biotechnology and globalization on personalized medicine.
Perspective: Biologics Advance the Pharma Industry
Advancements in cell culture and protein technology have opened the door for new therapies.
A Question of Quality
Greater transparency and reliability of information are needed in the quality assessments of biosimilars.
Report: Biopharma Investments Down in 2016
BIO report measures decade-long investment and acquisition trends for emerging biotech companies.
Pricing Pressure Drives Down Drug Sales Forecasts
Drug sales forecasts fall for first time in 10 years, thanks to pressures to reduce drug prices and the advent of biosimilars.
Supreme Court Rules in Amgen v. Sandoz
The landmark decision determined that biosimilar makers can notify manufacturers before receiving FDA approval.
Boosting Bioproduction Workflows with Automation Technologies
As cost pressures mount as a result of multiple biologics being developed for the same indication, manufacturers can harness process efficiencies to maintain the value of legacy products.
MSD Announces EUR280 Million Investment in Ireland and 330 New Jobs
The company will expand its production facilities in Carlow and Cork to meet increased global demand for its medicines and vaccines produced in Ireland.
FDA Looks to Advance Regenerative Medicine
CBER is moving forward with the development and approval of regenerative medicine advanced therapies.
Novel Nanobody for Osteoarthritis Enters Clinical Development
Ablynx will receive EUR15 million in milestone payment following Merck’s decision to advance ALX-1141 into clinical development. The nanobody was developed by Ablynx under a 2011 collaboration between both parties.
Catalent Biologics Collaborates with Therachon to Develop Novel Protein Therapy for Achondroplasia
Catalent has signed an agreement with Therachon to support preclinical and clinical development of TA-46, a novel protein being developed to treat achondroplasia.
Kill the Bioburden, Not the Biological Indicator
Understanding the purpose of the biological indicator can guide the development of an effective sterilization process.
Ensuring the Biological Integrity of Raw Materials
A multi-pronged approach to raw materials testing can help mitigate the risk of future contamination events.
Single-Use Bioreactors Have Reached the Big Time
The decision to use disposable bioreactors is now driven by commercial rather than technological considerations.
Cost Considerations Drive Lean Technology in Biomanufacturing
Manufacturing for originator molecules is restricted by regulations, but drug makers can exploit newer technologies for the manufacture of biosimilars.