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.
CAR-T Optimized to Target Solid Tumors in Animal Models
A research team associated with Dr. Carl June announces it has discovered a way to engineer a patient’s own immune cells to recognize cancer-specific glycoantigens on tumor cells.
Anthrax Vaccine Nabs Orphan Drug Status
A new indication for Emergent BioSolutions’ BioThrax will give the drug market exclusivity through November 2022.
Pfizer Builds Biologics Clinical Manufacturing Facility in Massachusetts
Pfizer broke ground at its Andover, Massachusetts campus on a clinical manufacturing facility for complex biologics and vaccines.
Study: Patients Who Have Reactive Responses to Infliximab Should Not Switch to Biosimilar Versions
A study published in BMJ indicates that rheumatic patients with anti-infliximab antibodies may have a similar cross reaction to infliximab biosimilars.
Alvotech Opens mAbs Biosimilar Facility in Iceland
Alvotech prepares for commercial biosimilar production in new facility with single-use bioreactors in Reykjavik, Iceland.
Integrating Single-Use Systems in Pharma Manufacturing
Industry experts discuss the benefits and challenges of using single-use systems in pharmaceutical manufacturing.
Industry Moves Closer to Continuous Manufacturing
With technology advances, continuous manufacturing shows steady progress to more widespread adoption.
Biosimilars: Making the Switch Comes with Challenges
More efforts are needed to raise awareness of biosimilars among physicians and patients in Europe and address scepticisms about the quality and safety of biosimilars.
Removing Troublesome Solubilizing Excipients from Injectables
A new study in Nature Communications explores how to remove the bulk of the soaps that are added to injectables to make hydrophobic drugs more soluble.
Althea Patents Method to Crystallize Proteins
The company’s method reduces the time required to crystallize antibodies from weeks to one day.
Biosimilars Council Says New Reimbursement Rules Will Hurt Competition in the Biosimilars Market
The GPhA and its Biosimilars Council expressed concern about the new proposed value-based reimbursement rules for Part B medications.
Visions for the Future of Biopharma Manufacturing
Experts discuss some of the emerging trends in bioprocessing in 2016, including 4D bioprinting, 2D-NMR, and the CAR-T design space.
Upstream and Downstream Operations Can Impact Biologic API Uniformity
Bioprocess operations-from cell line selection to final filtration-can influence the consistency and purity of biologic drug substances.
The Value of Saving Lives
Policies for patient access to life-saving therapies must keep pace with biomedical innovation.
MilliporeSigma Introduces Multi-Use Disposable Sterile Connectors at INTERPHEX
The company announced the launch of its first-in-class Lynx CDR connectors at INTERPHEX 2016.
US National Science and Technology Council Promotes Advanced Manufacturing
The Subcommittee for Advanced Manufacturing of the National Science and Technology Council highlights biopharmaceutical manufacturing as an emerging priority.
Seattle Genetics Presents New Antibody-Drug Conjugate Data at AACR
Linker technology and drug combinations play an important role in the efficacy of ADCs.
FDA Creates Combination Products Council
The agency has announced the creation of the Combination Products Policy Council to address issues related to combination products.
Conjugation Chemistry with Highly Potent Compounds
Manufacturing highly toxic compounds in a biopharmaceutical environment tests equipment and systems.
Biopharmaceutical Outsourcing Continues to Grow
At DCAT's annual meeting, Bill Downey, president of the market research firm High Tech Business Decisions, summarized results from its latest survey on biopharmaceutical outsourcing.
Biotech Manufacturers Explore Global Access and Supply Chain Hurdles
Industry is joining with academia and global health leaders to examine new approaches to biotech manufacturing.
Novo Nordisk Builds Manufacturing Facility in North Carolina
Novo Nordisk broke ground on a facility in Clayton, NC, to manufacture APIs for GLP-1 and insulin medicines.
Bristol-Myers Squibb Collaborates with Bioprocessing Institute in Ireland
A team of Bristol-Myers Squibb scientists will work in a new laboratory at the National Institute of Bioprocessing Research and Training facility in Dublin, Ireland.
Designing a Biomanufacturing Facility Incorporating Single-Use Technologies
Asking the right questions is crucial to establishing a biopharmaceutical facility design.
Kite Pharma Stresses Importance of Cell-Culturing Techniques
The pharma company revealed in a fourth quarter call that it will improve its cell-culture capabilities by focusing on the use of naïve, highly proliferative cells to manufacture its CAR-T drug candidate.
FDA Releases Online Course on Biosimilars
The course, intended for healthcare professionals, provides an overview of biosimilar products and FDA’s biosimilar product development programs.
Celltrion’s Biosimilar to Remicade Likely to be Approved for All Indications
There are no clinically meaningful differences between Celltrion’s CT-P13 and Remicade, according to an FDA briefing released ahead of the formal panel meeting.
Merck: Biosimilar Makers Likely to Target New Patients
Although switching has occurred in European markets for some biosimilars, most biosimilar manufacturers will focus on securing new users, according to Merck.
Going Small to Achieve Commercial-Scale Success
Scale-down modeling is instrumental in supporting the development of downstream biopharma manufacturing processes.
Biosimilars Forum Launches Education Initiative
The Biosimilars Forum launched Partnership for Biosimilars Education and Access, an education initiative raising awareness of biosimilars in the US.