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Lipid nanoparticles are highly valued tools in the field of mRNA delivery, making them essential for various therapeutic and research approaches. In this article, we will take a look at the pros and cons of LNPs in mRNA delivery.

New advances in mRNA technology are happening regularly and rapidly. The prevention and treatment of viruses and immunogenic diseases has become possible through new therapeutics that use messenger RNA to help the body produce specific proteins. Nevertheless, the heightened demand for mRNA drugs leads to challenges for its production.

Non-viral vectors play an increasingly important role in biomedical research and therapy, including gene therapy. In this article, we will discuss the role of non-viral vectors for this specific purpose.

GMP Annex 1 significantly impacts the use of single-use assemblies in fluid management processes within the biopharmaceutical industry. It requires manufacturers and stakeholders to adopt a risk-based approach, implement proper controls, and ensure the integrity and sterility of single-use systems.

Lipid nanoparticles are multifunctional tools used in a variety of different applications, supporting mRNA as a valuable instrument in medicine and research. In this article, we will shed light on what the different applications of LNPs are.

ADCs can be described as a new rising star among biopharmaceutics. They are able to specifically target and destroy cancer cells very effectively. Their levels of toxicity can vary depending on several factors, including their specific design and the potency of the cytotoxic drug. This is why safe handling in between facilities is such an important issue and must not be taken lightly.

ADCs offer new, highly promising approaches in the therapy of various cancer types, and the number of approved ADCs is continuously growing. In this article, we will have a look at ADCs currently approved.

Bioconjugates are powerful tools in several areas of life sciences and beyond. In this article, we will have a look at the technology in general as well as at examples of bioconjugates in specific fields.

Depending on their constituents, ADCs are extremely variable and can be used for several, very distinct purposes. In this article, we will present you 5 examples of ADCs and their respective characteristics.

ADC technology has revolutionized several fields in medicine and research. In this article, we will shed light on this groundbreaking technology.

Antibody drug conjugates (ADCs) are a rapidly growing field of interest in biopharmaceutics. In comparison to conventional chemotherapy treatments, ADCs have the potential to destroy cancerous cells without damaging healthy cells in the process. In this article we will give you an introduction to this important and rapidly growing field. 

The safe handling of ADCs or other HPAPIs is a complex and elaborate process that requires specialized facilities and a safe, sterile environment. The filling/aliquoting step in particular calls for great care and specific equipment to ensure sterility and rule out any potential cross-contamination as well as potential harm to handling staff.