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An innovation in hydrogels has created a portable, reusable chemical-producing platform that could provide access to essential pharmaceuticals without specialised storage requirements.
A skills demand report has stated that employment in the UK cell and gene therapy industry is expected to double by 2024, but must be supported by targeted academic courses.
Research has predicted that the global single-use bioprocessing market will exhibit a CAGR of 13.6 percent over the forecast period until 2025.
The UK BioIndustry Association’s bioProcessUK conference saw two awards given to Sharon Grimster and Dr Sarah Goulding for their work in the bioprocessing sector.
Mergers and acquisitions in any market can define the landscape for its players. In this article, Emma Danks of Taylor Wessing reflects on recent M&A activity in the biopharmaceutical industry, highlighting influencing trends and what this might mean for the future.
WITH THE RISE of metabolites/molecules production using complete living cells or their components (bacteria, enzymes, chloroplasts, etc), which is also termed bioprocessing, it has become increasingly important to control the different production steps and analyse the different biological materials.
Characterisation and quality control of proteinbased biotherapeutics has historically been a lengthy and challenging process due to their complexity and inherent heterogeneity.
Within this in-depth focus are articles exploring the potential of gene therapies and manufacturing viral vectors as well as a discussion on recent M&As within the biopharmaceutical industry.
In this issue are articles that explore the impact of M&As within the life science industry, discuss the security trends for medicinal packaging and investigate genotoxic impurities within pharmaceutical products. Also included are features on nanobot drug delivery systems and Raman as an effective analytical approach.
Developing a stable therapeutic protein formulation requires an intimate knowledge of the protein and its physical and chemical properties. In this article, Bernardo Perez-Ramirez and Robert Simler discuss the thermodynamic consequences that low temperature can have on the aggregation tendencies of a protein.
Some pharmaceutical manufacturers can struggle to keep microorganisms away from their facilities, which sometimes goes unnoticed until it is too late. While there are numerous threatening microorganisms, this article focuses on some of the most troublesome, highlighting the hazards they pose and analysing how manufacturers can prevent microbial contamination in…
In this work we report the metabolic analysis of cell cultures using a high-resolution accurate mass LCMS/MS Q-TOF platform to identify metabolite markers of genomics and phenotypic changes.
The articles in this in-depth focus explain how microbial contamination in pharmaceutical facilities can occur and discuss the impacts of temperature fluctuations on protein aggregation.
29 October 2019 | By Thermo Fisher Scientific
This webinar explored the use of the Thermo Scientific™ handheld Raman analyser TruScan™ RM with TruTools™ on-board chemometrics to verify the identity of challenging raw materials.
Within this issue is an analysis of the impacts that low temperature can have on protein aggregation, a discussion on maintaining the safety and quality of medicines when delivered using drones and an exploration of chromatographic techniques used to identify impurities in radiopharmaceuticals. Other articles focus on regulatory non-compliance, excipients…
