ANALYTICAL/QUALITY ARTICLES
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Order, Chaos, And The mRNA Black Box: Takeaways From The USP/AMM Forum
To be clear, this year’s USP/AMM quality forum was just as focused on the intricacies of applying/using the methods. But what was equally if not more present in this year’s discussion was our increasing acknowledgement that our understanding of mRNA and its biological mechanisms remains quite messy.
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From Supporting Component to Strategic Driver: The Evolving Role of gRNA in CRISPR Therapeutics
Guide RNA is evolving from a simple targeting reagent into a complex, engineered molecule shaped by expanding CRISPR modalities, increasing length and modification demands, and tighter integration with manufacturability, analytical control, and regulatory expectations.
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The RNA Ties That Bind: 3 Takeaways From The OPT Congress
Here, I unpack three takeaways I had from the OPT Congress, each of which I’d argue are indicative of the interconnectedness across the genetic medicines field.
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Rethinking ATMP Assurance When Sterility Timelines, Reality Misalign
The compendial 14-day sterility testing window exposes product and patient to numerous risks, but settling on a rapid alternative also presents its own set of challenges.
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MicroRNA Therapeutics In Metabolic Liver Disease: Context-Driven Drug Discovery
Realizing the therapeutic potential of miRNAs in liver disease requires confronting a problem the field has not fully reckoned with.
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Inside Alnylam's Playbook For High Volume siRNA Production
As one of the first companies to establish a chemoenzymatic ligation platform, Alnylam's Maines and Nechev are in the perfect position to espouse wisdom on the practical aspects and remaining challenges of implementing enzymatic ligation at a large scale. Here in this installment, Maines and Nechev outline what they’ve learned thus far about the science of enzymatic ligation, while also paying credence to the unknowns and existing barriers that, as a frontrunner, Alnylam will inevitably (but willingly) be tasked with facing in the future.
ARTICLES, APP NOTES, CASE STUDIES, & WHITE PAPERS
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Best Practices For Analysis Of In Vitro Transcribed (IVT) mRNA
Learn best practices for high-resolution analysis of IVT RNA using automated capillary electrophoresis. Improve accuracy and precision in quantifying critical quality attributes.
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5 Key Questions On How To Accelerate mRNA Development
Stakeholders are working to solve key mRNA manufacturing challenges, including how raw materials impact product quality and how to address scale up. Though existing analytical and manufacturing technologies may fall short for mRNA, investment in innovative techniques will help meet increasing demand for personalized therapeutics.
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Large Scale Purification Of Oligonucleotides With IEX
As oligonucleotide-based drugs gain momentum in therapeutic development, refining their manufacturing processes through solutions like ion exchange chromatography (IEX) becomes crucial.
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Oligonucleotides: Where We Are And Where We Would Like To Go
This presentation provides an overview of oligonucleotide bioanalysis's current status and future directions. We will look into the advantages and disadvantages of various bioanalytical techniques.
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Future-Proofing mRNA Drug Manufacturing: The Value of Continuous Improvement
With so many uncertainties permeating the mRNA market, this largely preclinical industry is still seeking answers on how to reach successful therapeutic development. Identifying optimizations, both sequence-dependent and otherwise, to enhance the manufacturing process is crucial for advancing mRNA product development, which holds vast potential to address a wide range of indications.
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The Sleek Science Of Ion Pair (IP)-Reversed Phase (RP) Oligonucleotide Analysis
Master oligonucleotide separation by balancing hydrophobic and ionic interactions. Learn how selecting the right cationic pairing agent optimizes retention and ensures compatibility with mass spectrometry workflows.
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Why Bioanalysis Needs To Break Free From Manual Bottlenecks
Bioanalysis remains one of the most persistent bottlenecks in drug development, with CROs displaying inefficiencies that are no longer operational nuisances but strategic liabilities.