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Biopharmaceutical Stability, Storage & Handling
Learn about the highly sensitive nature of biopharmaceuticals, the factors that affect their physical stability and why strict storage conditions are critical to preserving their usefulness and safety.
Biopharmaceutical Protein Structure 1
The vast majority of biopharmaceuticals are proteins. As such appreciating protein structure is fundamental to understanding their behaviour and peculiarities as a drug class. This post builds a foundation for understanding the 4 levels of protein structure.
Biopharmaceutical Protein Structure 2
This second post in the 2-part series on protein structure goes to the next level looking at the 4-levels of protein structure and what they mean for the behaviour of proteins and protein-based drugs.
What is a Biopharmaceutical? (Part I): The Role of Genetic Engineering
Genetic Engineering (GE) plays a central role in the development and manufacture of biopharmaceuticals. As such this post explores this role giving the reader an appreciation of just how delicate both process and resulting product are.
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