Innovative static culturing method developed
The alternative liquid culturing method does not require shaking of microorganisms, according to the research.
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The alternative liquid culturing method does not require shaking of microorganisms, according to the research.
Advancement in technology like automation is boosting the adoption of single-use technology rocking bioreactors in the bioprocess market, research says.
With its novel approach for addressing a fundamental cause of eosinophilic esophagitis, approval of the biologic marks a potential new standard of care for paediatric patients.
The Chapter for endotoxin testing using non-animal derived reagents will help quality professionals ensure the safety of sterile pharmaceutical products.
Europe’s emphasis on sustainability combined with its established infrastructure to support market growth, means the region is leading the pharmaceutical containers market, with potential to hold this position into the next decade, research anticipates.
Research and innovation is highlighted in the UK’s Autumn Budget as a priority ‘crucial national asset’ to aid long-term economic growth.
The Itovebi-based combination therapy was recently granted US FDA approval for a common metastatic breast cancer.
The manufacturing process for the nanoemulsion could be adapted for industrial-scale production, the researchers suggested.
The deal will help AbbVie to strengthen its neuroscience pipeline, including supporting development of next-generation therapies for delivery into the central nervous system.
More patients given subcutaneous induction and maintenance treatment with Johnson & Johnson’s biologic obtained clinical remission at 48 weeks, compared to placebo, Phase III data showed.
Preliminary results from an ongoing trial of a novel monoclonal antibody have confirmed favourable efficacy and safety in recurrent extensive-stage small cell lung cancer (SCLC).
This article summarises recent regulatory developments surrounding the Alzheimer’s treatment donanemab and considers the future therapeutic market for this disease.
The 3D printing study enabled a precise tablet structure to be created, allowing for easy modification and for the control of drug release rate through changing the surface curvature.
Authorisation in Great Britain means eligible Alzheimer's patients can access the treatment, which is part of a new class of amyloid targeting therapies.
The new regulation could become lawful in the UK next year, according to the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA).