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3 days ago |
genengnews.com | Gareth Macdonald
Monoclonal antibody (mAb) manufacturers struggling with single-use technology (SUT)-derived impurities should use ultrafiltration and diafiltration as the basis of their removal strategies, according to new research. Single-use technologies provide a low-cost, flexible means of manufacturing biopharmaceuticals that is free of the time-consuming cleaning and validation steps required when using stainless steel culturing systems.
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4 days ago |
informaconnect.com | Gareth Macdonald
Interactive response technologies (IRTs) are an ideal fit for cell and gene therapy trials, according to IQVIA, which says sponsors and CROs increasingly view software suppliers as partners. The health data and research services firm shared its view on IRT last week, arguing in a blog post that such systems are ideal for the unique, highly complex logistical challenges involved in cell and gene therapy (CGT) clinical studies.
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4 days ago |
informaconnect.com | Gareth Macdonald
AbbVie has teamed up with the Sarah Cannon Research Institute to enhance the pace of its cancer drug clinical development programs. The deal will leverage SCRI’s network of 1,300 physicians and 200 locations in 20 US states to “enhance the delivery” of oncology-focused clinical trials. Financial terms were not disclosed.
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4 days ago |
informaconnect.com | Gareth Macdonald
AI could accelerate drug development by helping preclinical candidates move into human trials faster, according to the UK Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA). The regulator spoke about the potential benefits of AI this week, citing its efforts to develop predictive computer models of drug studies as an example.
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1 week ago |
informaconnect.com | Gareth Macdonald
AI-generated, synthetic clinical trial data has the potential to speed up drug research, according to the UK government. The UK Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) made the comments last week, citing a recently completed Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) project that saw researchers use AI-data in place of a placebo control group as the basis for the idea.
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