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Abstract in brief
This case study describes how rapid cell culture process development for COVID-19 monoclonal antibody (mAb) treatments was achieved within approximately 4 months, significantly faster than the typical year-long timeline, to address urgent patient needs during the pandemic.
The approach involved detailed strategies such as risk assessments, scaled-down models, formal process characterization experiments, and in-process control development, all without compromising product quality or safety.
The methods demonstrated can be applied to accelerate manufacturing process development for other biologics, helping to shorten timelines and respond swiftly to urgent health crises.]
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