Case Study

CDMO Uses Robotic Gloveless Isolator For Advanced Therapeutics

Source: Cytiva
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To meet the demands of manufacturing these advanced therapeutics—characterized by smaller batch sizes, higher drug substance costs, stricter regulatory guidelines, and aseptic fill-finish processes—CDMOs must innovate their production architectures. This involves overcoming various challenges, guiding sponsors through the complex process, and ensuring a sufficient supply for patients. Aseptic filling is a critical step in bioproduction, where success or failure can significantly impact the outcome. Gloveless robotic isolator filling technology can serve as a cornerstone for purpose-built biomanufacturing architectures, designed to support the production of cutting-edge treatment modalities. Comprehensive manufacturing solutions for advanced therapeutic medicinal products (ATMPs) must encompass seed-to-fill manufacturing capabilities that comply with EU Annex 1 Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) guidelines and address the inherent challenges in producing these advanced therapeutics.

Discover how these innovative approaches can ensure the reliable production and supply of biologics for CDMOs, ultimately contributing to the advancement of modern medicine and improving patient outcomes.

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