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Outsourcing Biologics Fill Finish Manufacturing : Streamlining the Production Process for Biopharmaceutical Companies

Roots Analysis

It is worth noting that, any discrepancies encountered at this stage of manufacturing can lead to microbial contamination, subsequently resulting in loss of product, long development timelines and substantial financial burden for the drug developers, owing to the high cost of cell-derived raw materials.

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Advancements in Automation of Processes: Key Value Driver for Escalated Interest in Cell Therapies Manufacturing Domain

Roots Analysis

The focus of stakeholders has now shifted to optimizing the cell therapies manufacturing process. For instance, in case of an autologous cell therapy ; the first step involves the procurement of input material (cells) from the patient, since these therapies are developed using the patient’s own cells.

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Athersys Announces Three Appointments to Board of Directors

The Pharma Data

Prior to Celgene, she held leadership roles in marketing, sales and new business development from 2002 to 2011 at Johnson & Johnson. Shah previously served as Chief Executive Officer and a member of the board of directors of BioMotiv, an accelerator company aligned with the Harrington Project for Discovery & Development, a U.S.

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A winning combination: The benefits of micronization and containment in a single installation

Pharmaceutical Technology

Containment challenges and opportunities High containment facilities guard against exposure to extremely potent products and cross-contamination. Many small and mid-cap companies lack the expertise for regulatory compliance and high containment facilities and thus seek to outsource NMEs (New Molecular Entities) requiring special handling.