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Discover Six Dynamic Trends to Disrupt the Next Generation of Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing
Frost & Sullivan's latest article, , analyzes six dynamic trends that will impact the future of biopharmaceutical manufacturing. These include embracing technology advances, next-generation manufacturing methods, cost optimization for clinical development, advances in recombinant DNA technologies, single-use technologies, and process analytics.
"Customized technologies are being developed to meet next-generation monoclonal antibody (mAb) therapy process requirements. Complete integrated process workflows will enable biopharmaceutical companies to rapidly create the manufacturing capacity needed for both clinical and commercial production," observed at . "Once that broader infrastructure and architecture is in place, companies can accelerate their lab-to-manufacturing scale initiatives for a wide range of conditions."
"3M™ Polisher ST enables the transition to single-use membrane chromatography through a novel guanidinium base chemistry and advanced material science. It offers not only economic benefits and versatility but also has specific functional advantages over equivalent packed-bed columns. These include convenience, scalability, and a small footprint," noted | at . "3M™ Polisher ST uses only 20 percent of the buffer volume compared to a column of equal capacity, saving time and money."
Overall, biopharmaceutical companies need to review investments beyond the traditional growth levers of clinical and commercial excellence and intensify efforts related to sustainability. The main strategies that will help them achieve this include:
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Mariana Fernandez
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