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KGI Professor Dr. Michael Koeris and Team Publish Papers in a Two-Part Series on Manufacturing Bacteriophages Dr. Michael Koeris and alumni Tayfun Tanir, Marvin Orellana, Aster Escalante, and Carolina Moraes de Souza published two papers on manufacturing bacteriophages.

New paper from my lab focusing on phage manufacturing: cell line development, upstream and downstream considerations!

Manufacturing Bacteriophages (Part 1 of 2): Cell Line Development, Upstream, and Downstream Considerations Within this first part of the two-part series on phage manufacturing, we will give an overview of the process leading to bacteriophages as a drug substance, before covering the formulation into a drug product in the second part. The principal goal is to provide the reader with a comprehensive framew...

First (review) paper out of our lab at KGI in the department of biological engineering and management - phages as therapeutic delivery vehicles, considerations for the formulation, analytics and quality control

Manufacturing Bacteriophages (Part 2 of 2): Formulation, Analytics and Quality Control Considerations Within this second piece of the two-part series of phage manufacturing considerations, we are examining the creation of a drug product from a drug substance in the form of formulation, through to fill-finish. Formulation of a drug product, in the case of bacteriophage products, is often considered o...

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Phage stuff --> first review (part 2 of 2 actually) https://www.mdpi.com/1424-8247/14/9/895

Manufacturing Bacteriophages (Part 2 of 2): Formulation, Analytics and Quality Control Considerations Within this second piece of the two-part series of phage manufacturing considerations, we are examining the creation of a drug product from a drug substance in the form of formulation, through to fill-finish. Formulation of a drug product, in the case of bacteriophage products, is often considered o...

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KGI Receives Funding from NIIMBL for Bioprocessing Project!

The project funded is the Bioprocess Online Training using Digital Twin (BOT-DT), which aims to enhance biopharma remote learning capabilities by developing blended training modules that utilize video, animation, virtual reality, and digital twin technology to provide training on one upstream operation (rocker bioreactor) and one downstream operation (tangential flow filtration/TFF).

The project will include our very own Dr. Sue Behrens and Dr. Michael Koeris as Co-Principal Investigators as well as several others.

Project partners will include researchers at California Polytechnic State University, Catalent Pharma Solutions, LLC., Merck, OUAT!, Santa Clara University, and Sartorius.

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KGI Professor and Director of the Amgen Bioprocessing Center Dr. Sue Behrens chaired a breakout session at the 2021 NIIMBL | The National Institute for Innovation in Manufacturing Biopharmaceuticals National Meeting.
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