MANUFACTURING ARTICLES
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Protecting The Platform: Trade Secret Protection For RNA Biotech Companies
As RNA therapeutics grow more complex and collaborative, trade secrets are becoming an increasingly important part of protecting valuable platform innovation.
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Engineering RNA Agonists For Systemic Immunity Without Systemic Toxicity
Krieg believes the answer lies in a deeper understanding of innate immune biology and the design of RNA/DNA hybrid mimics of viral RNA and DNA that are detected by innate immune receptors.
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Is mRNA Manufacturing Overbuilt?
mRNA pipelines continue to advance, but has provider growth outpaced the pipeline? Let's take a closer look.
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What Oligo Manufacturing Risks Are We Underestimating?
Earlier this year, I attended the OPT Congress, where I had the great fortune of meeting consultant Marc Lemaitre. I recently sat down with Lemaitre for a follow-up interview to gauge some of the evolutions he’s been watching within the CMC landscape for oligo development. Here, he digs into the shifts in quality he’s noted, pointing out some of the potential pitfalls we may encounter in our manufacturing that could stand to impact the overall quality of our oligos.
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RNA Oligonucleotide Synthesis: How Advanced Manufacturing Technologies Are Accelerating Innovation
From a tech perspective, the manufacturing objective is shifting toward integrated process optimization. Automated reaction control, multivariate analytics, and more can connect molecular quality with operational performance.
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What Baby KJ Taught Us About mRNA COGS
Here, in part 2 of this three-part series, I share a few details that came to light about the COGS behind Baby KJ’s therapy production. Obviously, we know why it’s important to keep these figures in mind as we move forward; but I particularly liked Strauss’ reminder that it’s our job to “think systematically about how we’re going to create a safety net of sustainable, accessible product that can be widely distributed at an affordable cost.”
ARTICLES, APP NOTES, CASE STUDIES, & WHITE PAPERS
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As additional mRNA-based cancer immunotherapies vaccines enter clinical development, operational and supply chain challenges must be addressed to reduce turnaround times and COGS.
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Both physical and chemical nonviral gene delivery systems for ex vivo genetic modification offer advantages over viral vectors, including smaller scale production and the low risk of immunogenicity.
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Meeting the goals of today’s industry requires a deeper look at how to continuously achieve maximum utilization and reduce waste without sacrificing quality in the race to be first to market.
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Understanding how to fine-tune pH and ionic strength allows for the detection of truncated sequences and single-nucleotide variants, turning complex purification challenges into reproducible data.
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Companies aiming to accelerate biomanufacturing operations and use resources efficiently need access to technologies that can safely and efficiently complete their workflow from discovery to delivery.
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By following some of the best practices in freezing mRNA, you can effectively balance product quality, cost-effectiveness, process safety, and efficiency.
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ISO 21973 establishes global best practices for transporting cell and gene therapies, ensuring quality, safety, and consistency across complex supply chains critical to patient outcomes.