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Research into Cold Cancers Heating Up

Accurately targeted immunotherapies through reliable neoantigen recognition enable personalized medicine development.

Research into Cold Cancers Heating Up

Development of Gamma-Delta T-Cell Therapies

Activation and expansion are essential for success in both autologous and allogeneic therapies.

Development of Gamma-Delta T-Cell Therapies

QbD for Small-Molecule Continuous Process Development

Continuous manufacturing and a quality-by-design development approach are a natural fit.

QbD for Small-Molecule Continuous Process Development

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This Again?

The reopened debate over embryonic-stem-cell research could stifle many other scientific pursuits.

Public-private R&D partnerships are on the rise across Europe, but national goals and academia-industry competition could prevent their success at the European level.

Communication Quandaries

From disagreement to denial, being cordial about quality control can be challenging.

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To Label or Not to Label

In light of compendial changes, representatives of the US Pharmacopeia and an industry consortium provide perspectives on cap and ferrule labels.

The author describes the development of small-angle X-ray scattering and analyzes its advantages in the characterization of drug-delivery systems and large molecules. This article is part of a special Analytical Technology issue.

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The authors present three approaches that a contract development and manufacturing organization can consider when designing development and process-optimization studies that will provide useful data for scaling up a project.

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No More Exceptions

From weekend deliveries to nonsterile gloves, a single exception can make a product fall flat.

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R&D Mash-ups

Changing demands in drug development lead to new service combinations and models.