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Case Studies/Workshops

Case studies and workshops bring together scientists from industry, academia, and regulatory agencies to foster collaboration, address unmet challenges, or troubleshoot industry-wide. The goal of these groups is to provide guidance, advance ideas, best practices, and scientific dialogue.

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Case Studies and Workshop Summary

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Biophysics Working Group
An Opportunity for Industry-Academia Partnership - Training the Next Generation of Industrial Researchers in Characterizing Higher Order Protein Structure (192794 KB)
Detecting Reversible Concentration-Dependent Self-Association in a Monoclonal Antibody and a Preliminary Investigation to Eliminate It (290994 KB)
Higher Order Structure Characterization During Protein Therapeutic Candidate Screening (440672 KB)
Impact of a Formulation Change on the Higher Order Structure and Stability of a mAb (341583 KB)
Perspectives on Higher Order Structure Characterization From the Biopharmaceutical Industry (643280 KB)
Specific Binding of a Nonionic Detergent Perturbs Higher Order Structure of a Therapeutic Monoclonal Antibody (851989 KB)
Technical Decision-Making with Higher Order Structure Data - Starting a New Dialogue (363384 KB)
Utilization of Differential Scanning Calorimetry to Elucidate Critical Protein Structural Changes Resulting from Oxidation (547718 KB)
Biotech Working Group
CE Pharm Workshop Summary

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