Pressures to accelerate current and next-gen therapies are challenging traditional microbiological testing models.
Effective microbiological testing during biopharmaceutical drug development and manufacturing is crucial for ensuring sterility, determining antimicrobial effectiveness, detecting microbial contamination or bioburden levels, analyzing endotoxins, and implementing environmental monitoring programs.
Growing pressures to increase productivity, flexibility, and cost-effectiveness and the unique properties of many next-generation therapies are challenging today’s microbiologists.
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Prokaryotics Licenses Gram-Negative Antibiotic Potentiator from Northern Antibiotics
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