May 9th 2025
Poor API quality may often lead to delays in production and a shortage of supply.
The evolution of therapeutic modalities drives the adoption of single-use technologies.
20th Anniversary Special Feature: Outsourcing biologics manufacturing
April 1st 2008Biopharmaceuticals are the most rapidly growing segment of the pharmaceuticals market. Developing and marketing biopharmaceuticals are huge roles in almost every major pharmaceutical company's strategy. However, they are extremely complex molecules and are highly sensitive to the manufacturing processes used to produce them. These processes require exquisite control of living production systems, making, without a doubt, biopharmaceuticals one of the most challenging products of any type to manufacture.
Advances in Radio-Frequency Transdermal Drug Delivery
April 1st 2008A microelectronic system based on radio-frequency (RF) cell ablation addresses limitations of other transdermal drug-delivery methods. This system expands the transdermal spectrum to include the delivery of water-soluble molecules, peptides, proteins, and other macromolecules.
Challenges in the Secondary Manufacture of Encapsulated High-Potency Drugs
April 1st 2008Liquid and semisolid encapsulation using two-piece hard capsules is an ideal drug delivery approach for highly potent compounds and poorly water-soluble drugs. The authors detail the factors to reduce risk when designing and operating a facility for secondary manufacturing of highly potent drugs.
Nanotechnological Delivery System Circumvents Body's Defenses
March 25th 2008In a press release, the University of Texas announced that Mauro Ferrari, of the University?s Health Science Center at Houston, presented a proof-of-concept study of a new multistage delivery system for imaging and therapeutic applications.