Small Sensors, Big BioPharma Potential Say Scientists
Large arrays of identical nanosensors could improve MAb production, identify glycosylation and pinpoint the best cell lines for biomanufacturing say US researchers.
Archives for August 22, 2013
Shift to Biomanufacturing Offsetting Ireland's Small Molecule Woes
Biomanufacturing is offsetting a decline in Ireland's small molecule industry caused by the patent cliff and cheaper manufacturing options in the East say industry groups.
Stemcell Tech Selects BioLife Media for Cell Products
Stemcell Technologies will use BioLife Solutions’ cryopreservation media to ship its new range of stem cell based products under an expanded agreement.
UK Biomanufacturing Hub Will Help Firms Cut Costs says CPI
The new UK biomanufacturing hub will help BioPharmas cut costs and let those developing novel biodrugs assess manufacturability according to the Centre for Process Innovation (CPI).
FDA Grants Novartis Biologic Breakthrough Status
A third Novartis biopharmaceutical has received breakthrough designation status from the FDA allowing ‘fast-track’ development and review without compromising safety, the company says.