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Accelerate CHO Cell Characterization With The Blazar™ Rodent Panel
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Reveal Your Molecule Earlier, Faster, And With Accuracy
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Mitigating Risk Through Product Characterization
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How Biosafety Assurance Can Be Both Rapid And Purposeful
ABOUT MILLIPORESIGMA
Choosing the right partner for analytical and bioanalytical services is critical in the approval race. MilliporeSigma’s BioReliance® Testing Services offer exceptional, risk-mitigating solutions to help you bring life-changing drugs to market, faster. Our testing and manufacturing services span the product cycle from early pre-clinical development to licensed production. Partner with us to meet your needs for Biologics Safety Testing, Product Characterization, Biomanufacturing Services, and Toxicology Services. See our full suite of capabilities.
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VIDEOS
Even the strongest study design may encounter issues with sufficient clearance to reach the target safety expectations. Watch this webinar to learn how to troubleshoot these and manufacturing deviations that impact viral safety.
The Blazar™ Rodent Panel from the BioReliance® portfolio can speed cell line characterization and bulk harvest lot release testing. This degenerate PCR-based method accelerates characterization by reducing timelines by up to 80% and replaces the use of animals.
In the race to bring a new biotherapeutic to market, unexpected obstacles can slow you down or even knock you back a few steps. But with the right information at the right time, and an experienced partner to provide scientific, regulatory, and bioprocessing guidance and support, you can find a smoother, faster path to the finish line.
A discussion on how novel treatment modalities such as viral vectors and the urgent need for SARS-CoV-2 treatments and vaccines are driving the advance of biopharma.
Small differences in manufacturing conditions can have dramatic effects on a product’s structure and biological activity. Characterization is essential to understand the impact following process changes and successful biosimilar development. We will provide best approaches for comparability studies.
Many of the methods used for biosafety testing are decades old. In this talk we explore new methods that can be used to accelerate biosafety testing today.
Is viral clearance a hurdle to implementing continuous processing? We’ll share virus spiking alternatives that may pave the way for effectively evaluating viral clearance by chromatography steps in a continuous process.
How to accelerate viral detection from weeks to just days? This one-minute video introduces you to Blazar™ Platform. This rapid molecular platform combines the speed and sensitivity of PCR with the breadth of detection normally associated with Next-Generation Sequencing. A highly multiplexed degenerate PCR approach allows broad and sensitive detection of viral contaminants.
Small changes to the design of antibody-drug conjugate can have a dramatic effect on its structure and biological activity. Here we discuss methods to provide insight at critical junctures in ADC development.
Learn product characterization strategies to de-risk manufacturing and detect and characterize host cell proteins and polyethylenimine in mAb and cell and gene therapies .
MilliporeSigma Senior Scientist Agata Burzawa, MSc, explains how we can provide you with rich data sets to help you understand your complex biotherapy faster. Using limited volumes of samples for testing, our scientists employ leading technologies that integrate cytokine release monitoring with immunophenotyping of cells within the same sample.
MilliporeSigma Senior Scientist Helen Hsu, Ph.D. describes how, with our custom binding assays, and supported with our comprehensive off-the-shelf Fc gamma receptor binding assays, we can help you optimize your mAb production, from clone development through upstream and downstream processes.
Newer, high-resolution analytical techniques help answer questions regarding product heterogeneity and drug functions, and help assess for product-related aggregates and impurities.
In this webinar, multiple approaches to characterizing the physico-chemical and structural attributes of therapeutic mAbs is presented with a focus on how it influences the resulting biological activity.
Gain an understanding of how an antibody’s molecular structure and its many measurable properties influences its binding and affects potency of a therapeutic biologic.
CONTACT INFORMATION
MilliporeSigma
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Rockville, MD 20850
UNITED STATES
Phone: +01 800 553 5372
BROCHURES
- MilliporeSigma’s BioReliance Testing Services Specification Sheet
- Product Characterization Assay Package - Interlot And Biosimilar Comparability
- Product Characterization Assay Package - Cell Line Development
- Product Characterization Assay Package - Impurities
- Product Characterization Assay Package - Lot Release And Stability Testing
FEATURED ARTICLES
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![Microscope pipette GettyImages-503258063]( "Quantitation Of Retrovirus-Like Particles (RVLPs) In CHO Derived Products")
Review key methods which are applied to ensure safety of such recombinant proteins, with a focus on alternate and superior methods to the standard transmission electron microscopy (TEM) method.
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![iStock-823447656-vector-viral-lab-AAV-cell-development]( "Regulatory Considerations For Alternative Microbial Methods")
This paper discusses the regulatory expectations for incorporation of alternative methods with a focus on comparability and strategies for easier substitution of current methods.
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![flask test tube scientist iStock-624033418]( "Designing Successful Viral Clearance Studies")
A review of studies which involve scaling down individual process steps, and for each step, spiking virus into the specific process intermediate, performing the process step and measuring the remaining virus.
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![Scientist laboratory blood and genetic samples iStock-1140779754]( "Blazar™ Platform: Rodent Virus Panel From The BioReliance® Portfolio")
Did you know about the alternative rapid method for in vivo MAP/HAP/RAP testing? Download our tech note Blazar™ Platform: Rodent Virus Panel From The BioReliance® Portfolio to learn more about our novel degenerate PCR assay designed for the detection of a broad range of adventitious agents.
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![Scientist laboratory pippette research]( "Accelerate CHO Cell Characterization With The Blazar™ Rodent Panel")
The Blazar Rodent Panel allows biopharma to move away from traditional in vivo antibody production assays when characterizing cell banks of rodent origin used in the production of biologicals.
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![Millipore]( "Blazar Platform: Rodent Virus Panel")
By amplifying multiple targets within a conserved region of the viral family genome, Blazar detects a much broader range of adventitious viruses as compared to traditional polymerase chain reaction methods.
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![Vial analysis]( "Meeting Stability Testing Expectations In A Complex Biopharma Landscape")
What was once a check-the-box procedure in standard stability testing now requires a deeper understanding of the molecule, its behavior, and what effect it has on the patient.
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![Milliporesigma]( "Not Everyone Loves Surprises: Know Your ADC’s CQAs")
Combatting the challenges of developing and manufacturing antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs) requires robust product characterization throughout all phases of development.
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![Lab]( "Cell Based Potency Assay In Functional Characterization Of mAbs")
Because characterization and comparison of originator and biosimilar candidate mAbs is challenging due to their complex and variable structures, a range of analytical techniques should be employed.
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![Central Laboratories]( "Early Product Characterization De-Risks Biologics Development")
The relationship between physicochemical profile and biological activity — and how this relationship affects clinical performance — is key to informed decisions, accelerated development, and risk reduction.
