Research
Bath ASU’s full-time research and development laboratory does valuable work to improve the safety and stability of patient-bound products.
Research Blog
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Student Exam Success…
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Lecanemab: A New Hope for Alzheimer’s Patients.
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Is This the End of the “mabs”?
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R&D Team attend Oncology Pharmacy Symposium
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R&D Team attend BOPA and NHS QAT Symposia
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Monoclonal Antibodies to Mitigate Migraine
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Sirukumab Set to Establish New Field
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Bath ASU R&D meets Corsham School students
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Michelle Donelan MP meets Bath ASU research and development team
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ADC Structure, Safety & Stability, from the 2015 NHS QA Symposium
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ADCs: Pipeline and Progress
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ADCs: Origins and Obstacles
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ADCs: Pros and Cons
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ADCs: Function & Pharmacology
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ADCs: What are they and why do they matter?
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Knowledge Transfer Programme Award
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Bath ASU BOPA poster amongst “The Best Abstracts Chosen for Plenary”
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Immune Checkpoint Blockers Deliver Success in Cancer Immunotherapy
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Do mAbs improve (maybe like a good wine) with age?
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Biological Drugs – Risk management for sterile preparation in hospital pharmacies
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Article Review – Long-term stability of bevacizumab repacked in 1 mL polypropylene syringes for intravitreal administration
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Article Review – Long-term physiochemical stability of diluted trastuzumab
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Biological Drugs – practical considerations for handling and storage
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NHS Stability Guidance
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Article Review – Physiochemical stability of diluted Trastuzumab infusion solutions in polypropylene infusion bags
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Article Review – Long-term stability of diluted solutions of the monoclonal antibody rituximab
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Bevacizumab SPC updated – Why?
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The Chemistry of Monoclonal Antibodies
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MABs Stability – Analytical Techniques