Expert Insights On Upstream Bioprocessing
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This Industrial Fungus Has Protein Expression Promise For Pharma
2/12/2026
Trichoderma reesei is well characterized for industrial uses. A Finnish research group is exploring it for pharmaceutical protein expression.
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High Specific Productivity For Leaner Sustainable Bioprocessing
1/30/2026
Improving specific productivity moves the goal beyond pumping out higher titers, but it demands a deeper understanding of cellular biology and protein expression.
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Why Use Total Organic Carbon Analysis For Cleaning Validation?
1/21/2026
Total organic carbon analysis is probably the most “fit for use” analytical method to validate cleaning processes, particularly within a science- and risk-based approach.
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Moving Leukopaks From GTP To GMP Is One Cell Therapy Trend To Watch In '26
1/9/2026
Cell therapy stumbled in 2025. Solving the variability in starting material quality is critical to stabilizing manufacturing in 2026.
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Ask The Pros — The Latest In Upstream HCP Mitigation
1/5/2026
We asked leading experts how upstream interventions can reshape HCP control. Here’s what they shared. Answers have been edited for clarity.
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Survey: SUS Insufficient For 40% Of Biopharma
12/30/2025
New data from BioPlan Associates suggests single-use systems adoption may be plateauing with single-digit growth rates.
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TFF Offers Ideal Anaerobic, GMP Conditions For LBP Concentration
12/8/2025
When configured correctly, TFF provides the gentle processing environment and oxygen protection required for strict anaerobes.
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Strained Manufacturing, Complexity Stymie In Vivo Progress
12/4/2025
Explicitly mapping delivery challenges to the associated GMP process steps converts biological risk into operational risk.
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An End-To-End Automated HTP Platform For Cell Line Optimization
11/20/2025
Bristol Myers Squibb's high-throughput stable CHO platform produces high-titer, high-quality material in a fraction of the conventional timeline.
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Solving The Stem Cell Consistency Conundrum With iMSCs
11/17/2025
The ability to produce unlimited batches of induced mesenchymal stem cells from a single iPSC cell bank is, perhaps, one of their most alluring features.