MESSENGER RNA (MRNA)
mRNA Manufacturing Solutions
Temperature plays a key role in the Messenger RNA (mRNA) supply chain, as single doses biotherapeutics or vaccines must be kept at temperatures similar to those used in their clinical trials: -70°C. To make the cold chain, which is often not designed for such low temperatures, continuous, it is necessary to optimize processes to protect drugs and biologics from temperature fluctuations.
mRNA Process Overview
The Chilled Future of RNA Therapeutics Filling & Freezing Applications
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Freezing mRNA: best practice
Freezing mRNA is a crucial step in messenger RNA manufacturing, balancing product quality, cost-effectiveness, process safety, and efficiency. Traditional methods can be inefficient and error-prone, while there are innovative solutions that can...
mRNA vaccines: How to safely ship and store them
In the past few years, awareness of the mRNA vaccine supply chain has increased considerably, both in the pharma industry and among the wider public. These vaccines, including lipid nanoparticles and other components, require the highest level of ...
Filling, Filtering & Dispensing mRNA
Advancing fluid management with single-use technology Fluid management is a cornerstone in mRNA manufacturing and therapeutics, where maintaining product quality and safety is of utmost importance. Advances in mRNA technology have revolutionize...
