Tag Archives: drug development

You’ve got a splitting headache, so you reach into the medicine cabinet to grab a couple of paracetamols.  Or maybe you’re suffering from heartburn, so turn to a well-known indigestion liquid.  Or perhaps a cold is your ailment, so you…READ MORE >

During the development of proteins for use as biotherapeutics, the primary structure (amino acid sequence) is important in defining protein activity. It is also crucial to characterize the protein’s higher-order structure (HOS) to understand the protein’s stability, folding, structure, and…READ MORE >

We’re headed to the American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists (AAPS) Annual Meeting & Exposition this week for what promises to be a really interesting event in (hopefully) sunny San Diego.  You can find us at booth 330, where we’ll have a…READ MORE >

Over production of certain proteins that control cellular responses in the body can lead to unregulated events, including various cancers.  Proteins linked to tumor growth, known as oncoproteins, can be extremely difficult to inhibit by known small molecule drugs, owing…READ MORE >

One of the most important aspects of particle size analysis is control of how materials are sampled and dispersed prior to a measurement being carried out. This must be done in a way that is appropriate for the sample while…READ MORE >