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Drug Solutions Podcast: Biologic Drug Development and Manufacturing
Author(s)Feliza Mirasol
In this episode of the Drug Solutions Podcast, Feliza Mirasol, Pharmaceutical Technology’s science editor, discusses technologies enabling biologics and emerging therapies manufacturing and development with Barry Holtz, PhD, chief scientific officer of Phylloceuticals, and Professor Yaakov Nahmias, founder and chief scientific officer, Tissue Dynamics and founder and president, Future Meat Technologies.
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In this discussion, Feliza Mirasol, science editor for Pharmaceutical Technology, explores innovative approaches, such as plant-made pharmaceutical manufacturing technology and organ-on-a-chip technology, that have been successful in enabling the development and manufacturing scale-up of biologics as well as some emerging therapies. Mirasol also discusses industry challenges, including cost considerations and development timelines, with Barry Holtz, PhD, Chief Scientific Officer of Phylloceuticals, and Professor Yaakov Nahmias, founder and chief scientific officer, Tissue Dynamics and founder and president, Future Meat Technologies.
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