April 29th 2025
The company’s exhibitions will be focused in the areas of its pipeline, proprietary capsid engineering, and manufacturing.
The evolution of therapeutic modalities drives the adoption of single-use technologies.
Custom Manufacturers Target Chiral Chemistry, Catalysis, and Biosciences
March 2nd 2006Facing still-sluggish market conditions and a changing world order in fine chemicals, the large Western custom manufacturers are responding by building their toolboxes in specialized technologies in chiral chemistry, catalysis, and biosciences and by adjusting their manufacturing networks via streamlining or investment in Asia.
What is Disinfectant Validation?
March 2nd 2006Adding a cleaning step to the field-testing protocol, and combining it with the data generated to register sanitizing and disinfectant agents under FIFRA and the CEN TC 216 work program, produces a sanitation-and-disinfection validation methodology that is cost-effective, simple, and time-saving.
Grow-Through and Penetration of the 0.2/0.22 "Sterilizing" Membranes
March 2nd 2006The authors encourage the investigation into whether the occurrence of grow-through and the diminution in the size of certain organisms when in contact with given liquids are the same phenomenon manifested under different circumstances.
Vaccine News: Telomerase vs. Cancer; Synthetic Approach to Avian Flu; First Plant-Made Vaccine
February 16th 2006Cambrex (East Rutherford, NJ) to produce Geron (Menlo Park, CA) telomerase anti-cancer vaccine. Generex (Toronto, ON.) files IND for synthetic vaccine to stimulate cell-mediated immunity to avian influenza. Dow Agrosciences (Indianapolis, IN) wins USDA approval for veterinary vaccine, the first manufactured via plant cell culture. G-8 nations pledge billons for vaccine production.
RFID: A Slow Go in Pharmaceutical Adoption
February 16th 2006The Pharmaceutical Industry has been slow in adopting radio frequency technology (RFID) to help control diversion and counterfeiting, according to a recent study by ABI Research (Oyster Bay, NY, www.abiresearch.com). In fact, only 10 drug products are expected to be shipped with RFID tags or smart chips embedded in the labeling in the coming year.
Developments in Powder Flow Testing
February 2nd 2006The pharmaceutical industry's focus on process understanding, monitoring, and control is driving manufacturers to take greater steps toward identifying possible manufacturing bottlenecks earlier in the development process. For tablet, capsule, and excipient producers, such efforts include taking a closer look at the flow-ability of their powders.
Enhancement of Xcelodose Capsule-Filling Capabilities Using Roller Compaction
February 2nd 2006Using a novel automated microfilling system, the authors demonstrate that roller compaction followed by milling is a viable preprocessing technique for high-dose chemical-in-capsule dosage forms. The process results in higher bulk and tapped densities for drug substances compared with milling alone.