Summary: The creation of a reliable bioassay requires dependable master and working analytical cell banks. In this interview with Pharmaceutical Technology, Michael Sadick, Ph.D., principal scientist at Catalent Biologics, explains...

Summary: Catalent can formulate and fill your product into vial, syringe, or cartridge injectable formats that are ready-to-use (RTU) for the patient or healthcare professional.

Summary: Catalent Biologics’ secondary packaging operations offer state-of-the-art, high-speed, automated equipment as well as integrated...

Summary: Discover how a pilot formulation study at the early drug substance development stage can make things considerably easier at the manufacturing stage.

Summary: The global prefilled syringe and parenteral packaging markets are gaining momentum and growing quickly. Key players within the market are focusing their efforts to ensure products are of the highest quality, safe, and easy to use...

Summary: As the biologics industry continues to grow, biopharmaceutical companies are evaluating continuous processing as a potential means to improve efficiencies. There are many factors to consider when determining whether continuous processing should be adopted, and if so, what adoption strategy should be used...

Summary: As the biologics industry grows, new analytical techniques are being developed to meet changing needs. This ebook discusses advances in analytical techniques for biopharmaceuticals.

Summary: Antibody drug conjugates (ADCs) have become de rigueur for pharmaceutical oncology drug development pipelines. There are more than 40 ADCs undergoing clinical trials and many more in preclinical development...

Summary: Bringing a new biologic drug to the market is a long and expensive process with R&D cycles that can span more than 15 years and cost over a billion dollars. Nonetheless the pharma industry is increasingly shifting efforts to focus on these types of compounds...

Summary: Bioconjugates are an emerging class of biologics that combine the favorable properties of proteins, such as specificity and the ability to target distinct protein interfaces, with the advantages of synthetic small molecules, such as potency, bioavailability, and synthetic tractability. Early examples of bioconjugates include proteins linked to...