How Cell Line Development Powers the Life-Saving Biologic Medicines Millions Depend On

Scientists engineer human cells to process biological signals like computer chips, opening new paths for disease treatment

Researchers at Hebrew University have engineered human cells capable of processing multiple biological signals simultaneously, functioning l

Cell- and Virus-Bank Characterization in Product Development: A Risk-Based, Phase-Appropriate Framework for Quality Control

Navigating the Complex Landscape of Cell and Gene Therapy Manufacturing

Scientists Build First Synthetic Cell From Scratch That Grows and Divides

For the first time, scientists have built a synthetic cell from nonliving components that successfully grows, replicates its DNA, and divide

Scientists Build First Synthetic Cell From Scratch That Grows and Divides

For the first time, scientists have built a synthetic cell from nonliving components that successfully grows, replicates its DNA, and divide

Scientists Build First Synthetic Cell From Scratch That Grows and Divides

For the first time, scientists have built a synthetic cell from nonliving components that successfully grows, replicates its DNA, and divide

Scientists Build First Synthetic Cell From Scratch That Grows and Divides

For the first time, scientists have built a synthetic cell from nonliving components that successfully grows, replicates its DNA, and divide

Biosimilar Success in an Evolving Landscape: Development Considerations for Staying Competitive

BIO Launches National Campaign Highlighting Patient Stories Behind Biotechnology Breakthroughs

The Biotechnology Innovation Organization (BIO) has launched a national campaign called "The Fight of Our Lives" to highlight the human stor