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Use light-scattering techniques to predict how your early development candidates will behave at high concentrations for the clinic
Self-association, or the tendency for a molecule to be attracted to itself, is an important assessment criterium for those concerned about how their biologic will behave in the clinic. Researchers...
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How to use light scattering techniques to predict your biologic’s self-association behavior at high concentrations
Developability work requires the assessment of multiple critical quality attributes (CQAs) of your biologics. Many of these CQAs are measured or monitored using low-volume, low-concentration samples.
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The biologics researcher's mini-guide to screening candidates with nanoDSF
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What to consider when adding DLS to your early biologics development workflow (FAQs and practical tips)
Dynamic Light Scattering (DLS) is a versatile and simple tool used for assessing the colloidal stability of drug candidates early in protein-based therapeutic development. Like any tool or...
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How biologics teams use Dynamic Light Scattering to identify leading candidates
Watch this 15 min video to learn how groups in early biologics development and formulation use Dynamic Light Scattering (DLS) to make informed decisions that de-risk downstream biologics development.
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Top 8 targeted protein degradation conferences of 2023 at a glance
Use this downloadable list of 2023 Targeted Protein Degradation conferences to choose which one(s) to attend. Learn when and where they’ll happen, who’ll be there, and the main focus.
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How early discovery and development teams use Dynamic Light Scattering to de-risk downstream biologics development
As a discovery or early development scientist, you’re tasked with identifying the most promising biologics candidates. Your hard work during early development enables straightforward and efficient...
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8 Targeted Protein Degradation conferences in 2023 you won’t want to miss
2023 is expected to be a year of big announcements in the targeted protein degradation (TPD) therapeutics space. With more than 20 degraders in clinical trials, many decisions are coming. The race...
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Top 8 biologics conferences of 2023 at a glance
Use this downloadable list of 2023 biologics conferences to select which one to attend. Learn when and where they’ll happen, who’ll be there, and the main focus.
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Four integrated technologies for Biologics developability assessment
The decisions you make about your biologics candidates early in the pipeline ultimately affect their success as therapeutics. Combine sizing and stability information to develop successful biologics
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How Coriolis Pharma screens a vast chemical library for stabilizing excipients
Discover how Coriolis Pharma found the best excipients to stabilize their monoclonal antibodies for long-term storage. You’ll learn about the importance of expanding the chemical space for excipients
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How Janssen optimizes the stability of a therapeutic mAb
Discover how Janssen improved the stability of a promising prostate cancer targeting mAb. You’ll learn why it is important to optimize stability measurements of a therapeutic mAb.
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How 2bind identifies the best buffer for a vaccine antigen target with Prometheus Panta
Discover how 2bind applied multi-parameter characterization from a single experiment to find the optimal buffer for a vaccine antigen target.
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8 biologics conferences you won’t want to miss in 2023
When you’re part of an industry that moves quickly, it’s important to keep up. You hear about biotherapeutics approvals, and big pharma news, but nothing matches the biologics conference experience.
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Learn the pros and cons of these 3 methods to serotype your AAV gene therapy vectors
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Put your challenging affinity screening campaigns back on track — after you’ve tried everything else
When you’re entrusted with developing therapeutics for challenging or undruggable targets, it’s a struggle to characterize molecular interactions. And it’s not for lack of effort or expertise — SPR an
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NanoTemper announces Monolith X with breakthrough Spectral Shift technology, enabling affinity measurements where other methods fail
NanoTemper Technologies introduced Monolith X, adding breakthrough Spectral Shift technology to their top-selling Monolith product line.
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Introducing Monolith X - the only way to get binding affinities in solution using very minimal sample
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The only way to get binding affinities in solution using very minimal sample
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Select the best biologics candidates with high-quality, multi-parameter stability characterization
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