Newsletter | December 3, 2025

12.03.25 -- Cell Line To Scale-Up: Tips To Optimize Production In 2026

New Case Study: Using Cell Line Engineering To Boost Purity & Simplify Processing

Hydrophobic HCPs in a therapeutic protein prompted a shift from downstream purification to upstream cell line engineering. Review how this strategy improved product purity and simplified processing for better biologic quality.

 

Single-Use Tech: How Your CDMO Should Ensure Quality & Compliance

SUTs offer speed and lower contamination risk, but CDMOs must apply phase-appropriate risk assessments to ensure material compatibility, regulatory compliance, and consistent quality from development through commercialization.

 

10-Minute Guide To Smarter Upstream Process Development

Gain insight into how upstream process development enables scalable, compliant manufacturing by optimizing early workflows, improving product quality, and supporting efficient molecule development from research through commercialization.

 

Building Reliable, Repeatable Processes: Scale Without Compromise

Microbial manufacturing hinges on strain optimization, scalable fermentation, and predictable midstream yields. Addressing these challenges is key to building efficient, high-quality workflows for therapeutic production.

 

Agility In Biologics: Balancing Scale, Quality & Tech

CDMOs must embrace agility and scale flexibility to meet evolving demands, navigate regulatory shifts, and support efficient drug development from early-stage programs through commercial production, while overcoming operational challenges.

 

OPCU VIDEO FEATURE

AGC Biologics Capacity Update October 2025: Large Molecule

Michael Brotz provides an in-depth look at our Seattle site and the unique capabilities of the facility, including its single-use and stainless-steel capacity, new manufacturing lines, and more.

 

IN THE NEWS

AGC Biologics Strengthens Single-Use Technology Network, Adds 5,000 L Vessels From Thermo Scientific To New Yokohama, Japan Facility

AGC Biologics' Seattle Site Achieves Successful Multi-Product Inspection By U.S. Food And Drug Administration For Biologics License Applications