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Covering the whole development process for the global biotechnology industry
Upstream
Processing
Bioprocessing begins upstream, most often with culturing of animal or microbial cells in a range of vessel types (such as bags or stirred tanks) using different controlled feeding, aerating, and process strategies.
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Downstream
Processing
Beginning with harvest of material from a bioreactor, downstream processing removes or reduces contaminants to acceptable levels through several steps that typically include centrifugation, filtration, and/or chromatographic technologies.
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Viral Clearance
Chromatography
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Manufacturing
Drug products combine active pharmaceutical ingredients with excipients in a final formulation for delivery to patients in liquid or lyophilized (freeze-dried) packaged forms — with the latter requiring reconstitution in the clinical setting.
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Analytical
Many technologies are used to characterize biological products, manufacturing processes, and raw materials. The number of options and applications is growing every day — with quality by design (QbD) giving impetus to this expansion.
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Downstream Development
Downstream Validation
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Pre-Formulation
Product Characterization
QA/QC
Upstream Development
Upstream Validation
Leachables/Extractables/Particulates
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Even as it matures, the biopharmaceutical industry is still a highly entrepreneurial one. Partnerships of many kinds — from outsourcing to licensing agreements to consultancies — help companies navigate this increasingly global business environment.
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A Rose By Any Other Name?
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BPI Contributor
Compliance Issues for Innovator and Generic Biopharmaceuticals
by
BPI Contributor
Products, Services, and Literature
by
BPI Contributor
BPI Reports
by
BPI Contributor
The FDA Changes Labeling Submission Requirements
by
BPI Contributor
Partnering with Your CMO for a Successful Preapproval Inspection
by
BPI Contributor
Stainless Steels for Bioprocessing
by
BPI Contributor
On-Line TOC Analyzers Are Underused PAT Tools
by
BPI Contributor
Heterologous Protein Production in P.fluorescens
by
BPI Contributor
Extreme Bioprocessing
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BPI Contributor
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