07.19.24 -- Antibodies, Linkers, An Uber, And John Wick

Three experts discuss the role and value of collaborations and what strategies can be used to help improve biomanufacturing resilience in an unpredictable but promising future.

Single-use cold-chain containers made with polytetrafluoroethylene fluoropolymers may be less susceptible to failure and breakage at cold temperatures.

Explore four common applications of cryopreservation and the science behind selecting the appropriate materials to build single-use solutions that enable cryogenic storage for cell and gene applications.

Explore the challenges of adding cryoprotectants, how they can help reduce the effects of harmful conditions like ice crystals, and the need for future stability studies and substitutes for toxic CPAs.

Proper formulation development has a huge impact on whether a technology transfer to clinical phase fill/finish is successful. Review the challenges of transitioning a promising drug candidate.

Learn more about how a partner with expertise can help you navigate the complex landscape of microbial challenge in-use studies and ensure the highest standards of patient care.

In this episode, Austin Ryan, Ph.D., reviews how DSC works and provides background on the MDSC technique, what it does, and how it can be useful in lyophilization applications.

Learn more about new glass vial options that combine performance and sustainability to help pave the way to a greener future.

Aseptic fill/finish manufacturing is critical for highly valuable biologic drug substances. With vast amounts of time and resources invested upstream, loss-resulting errors at such a late stage can be catastrophic.