Researchers depend heavily on cultured cells—cells grown in a laboratory under controlled conditions—to discover, develop, and manufacture biologics.
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Biomanufacturing: How Biologics Are Made
Discover the intricate process of biomanufacturing and how it plays a crucial role in the production of biologic drugs.
The Infinitesimal Engines of Biologics
Although all drugs restore or improve our health, the methods used to manufacture them vary greatly. Small molecule drugs are chemically synthesized; the production of biologics revolves around cells. Pharmaceutical scientists “program” cells to make proteins by...
Pharmaceutical Commercialization: Bringing Cures to Patients
Pharmaceutical commercialization refers to bringing a new drug or therapy to the market and making it available to patients. It is a critical stage in the pharmaceutical industry, involving various activities such as regulatory approvals, distribution, marketing, and...
Drug Commercialization Process: From Research to Market
The drug commercialization process is critical in bringing new pharmaceuticals to market. It involves a complex series of steps, from initial research and development to clinical trials, regulatory approval, and commercialization. For pharmaceutical companies, the...
Why Are Biopharmaceuticals in High Demand?
Healthcare products have developed drastically over the previous few years. Many targeted treatments are available now for common ailments and other maladies that have previously been more challenging to treat, resulting in increased therapeutic competition. The...
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