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At high levels, host cell proteins (HCPs) can cause immunogenic responses and reduced efficacy of biologics, so it is imperative to have an effective, robust HCP assay to detect them and mitigate these effects.

Development of a manufacturing process for a biotherapeutic that ensures consistent quality, purity and safety is a critical step in successfully developing the drug, getting it approved by regulatory agencies, and bringing it to the market.

Novel and emerging infectious diseases can be a serious threat to human health and the global economy, as exhibited by the current SARS-CoV-2 outbreak. To mitigate these threats, it is necessary to initiate comprehensive containment strategies such as

While common laboratory plastics are generally regarded as inert by researchers, some commonly used products such as pipette tips and sample tubes have been reported to leach chemical compounds including oleamide, erucamide and DiHEMDA.

With time a precious commodity and ever-increasing regulatory scrutiny, pharmaceutical laboratories are always on the lookout for simple solutions to make their routine tasks easier.

Gene therapy is rapidly gaining importance as a critical treatment modality in the prevention or cure of a wide range of diseases. However, getting a product to market for commercial use does not come without its challenges.

Download this whitepaper to discover how next-generation ELISA technology can accelerate biomarker discovery and provide in-depth analysis of COVID-19 host cytokine levels.

Download this whitepaper to learn how Octet® Bio-Layer Interferometry (BLI) assays can accelerate the advancement of lead compounds to in vivo validation studies.

Download this whitepaper to discover how a LIMS can schedule and monitor microbial testing whilst maintaining compliance and capturing results from numerous instruments.

Screening tests are intended to identify infected individuals who may be contagious, regardless of whether they are displaying symptoms, so that measures can be taken to prevent those individuals from infecting others.