Pharmaceutical Spray Drying to Overcome Poor Drug Solubility

Worldwide, there is a growing appeal in the pharmaceutical industry for recombinant technologies that help alleviate, and eventually replace, the use of animal resources for endotoxin testing purposes.

Spray drying is one of the most remarkable technologies currently to be applied to pharmaceuticals. It is a continuous process that converts, in a single step, a liquid feed into a powder and is an ideal process when precise attributes such as particle size, morphology and stability are required.

Sample preparation is an essential step for analytical chromatography, and recently biopharmaceutical analysts are discovering the need for cleaner, concentrated and targeted sample preparation methods for large molecules. This webcast will introduce how to properly clean up and isolate monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) using a high capacity paramagnetic bead solution, demonstrate how to optimize clean-up of excess labeling reagent, salts, or surfactants before N-glycans analysis, and how to utilize a multi-mode polymeric SPE for concentrating, solvent switching and sensitivity of samples.

Clinical trial participants are no longer just numbers on a spreadsheet. They are customers, consumers, patients and people, with all their wonderful complexities, preferences and nuances. And they have a right to choose whether your trial is going to suit them.