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Next Generation RNA Therapeutics and Vaccines – A Marvel of The Lifesciences Industry

Roots Analysis

The next generation RNA therapeutics and RNA vaccines pipeline currently features the presence of more than 20 circular RNA therapeutics and vaccines, being developed across initial stages of drug development (discovery and preclinical).

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Breaking through the forecasting fog – 3 trends that will impact critical medicine supply in 2023

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The same goes for many commodities used in the production process for key medicines, from solvents through to packaging. The recent reversal of China’s “zero Covid” policy, at a time when the country still lacks optimal vaccine coverage, has also created another unknown, in terms of global supply and demand forecasting.

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Preventing fungal contamination in pharmaceuticals

European Pharmaceutical Review

Additionally, this can be caused by “poor handling, repackaging, and nonadherence to good manufacturing practices [GMP] during dispensing and packaging have resulted in the microbiological contamination of non-sterile pharmaceutical products.” Ahmed et al.

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Streamlining bioprocessing for gene therapy

European Pharmaceutical Review

Advanced inducible systems to better regulate the expression of certain genes will improve the generation of packaging and producer cell clones, giving companies more control over gene expression for improved safety as well as efficiency. Single-use bioprocessing technologies enabling more rapid vaccines production [Internet].

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Contamination Trends & Proposed Solutions

ISPE

The cases covered the same types of contaminants and impurities noted in Table 1: microbial contaminants, process-related im-purities, metal contaminants, packaging-related contaminants, drug cross-contamination, and an “unknown” category encompassing other contaminants associated with the manufacturing process, including those from cell culturing.