MANUFACTURING ARTICLES

MANUFACTURING VIDEOS

Featured speakers for the "Got Raw Materials? The State Of The mRNA Supply Chain" event share how they are working to deepen their partnerships today.

mRNA therapeutics are applicable to cancer immunotherapies, infectious diseases, and other indications that require protein replacement therapy or antibodies.

In this Bioprocess Online Live panel discussion featuring John Stubenrauch, Ph.D., Chief Operations Officer at Nutcracker Therapeutics, and Hari Pujar, Ph.D., Chief Operating Officer at Tessera, explore the impact of and how to potentially mitigate issues posed by raw material variability.

Learn about method development considerations when selecting an appropriate ion-pairing agent and impurity analysis of dye-conjugated oligonucleotides.

ARTICLES, APP NOTES, CASE STUDIES, & WHITE PAPERS

  • The mRNA Technology Transfer Program empowers LMICs with scalable vaccine production. Learn about a partnership that drives innovation in mRNA and sets a global blueprint for equitable health access.

  • Take a step-by-step review of the mRNA therapeutics journey and find out how you can meet the critical process, scale, quality and regulatory needs from development to commercialization.

  • Peptones, versatile media additives derived from various sources, offer numerous benefits for biopharmaceutical production.

  • Bioanalysis must replace outdated paper, manual processes, and disjointed systems with integrated, automated platforms for continuous validation, efficiency, compliance, and to support complex modern therapies.

  • Single-pass TFF streamlines downstream processing by reducing footprint, shear exposure, and hold-up volumes. Learn how this approach is advancing efficiency across therapeutic and vaccine production.

  • In vivo CAR-T approaches aim to reprogram T cells directly in the body using targeted lipid nanoparticles. Improved delivery to immune organs highlights new potential for scalable cell therapies.

  • Competing adsorption in sample displacement chromatography utilizes the chromatographic resin's binding capacity more efficiently and increases the chromatographic step's productivity. This application note investigates three monolithic chromatographic supports with different hydrophobicities regarding their applicability for sample displacement of pDNA. CIMac™ C4 HLD (butyl, high ligand density) as a commercial product and pyridine and histamine as custom immobilised columns are compared.