Imaging Particle Analysis - Pharmaceutical & Biopharmaceutical Applications

 
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FlowCAM® can play a valuable role in drug research and development - helping to bring timely drugs to market faster. In the testing phase, FlowCAM can provide a feedback loop to determine the exact size and shape of biological material and compounds, making it an important tool for stability studies.

In manufacturing, FlowCAM can be used to provide continuous monitoring, for process control, and to test batch samples for quality control.

FlowCAM Pharmaceutical Applications:

  • Protein Aggregation: quantification and characterization
  • Characterization and QC of IV fluids
  • Microencapsulation: formulation and quality control
  • Characterization of dry API's, fillers and excipients
  • Characterization of dry and rehydrated lyophilized particulates

Silicon droplet (left) and air droplet (right) as imaged by FlowCAM.

The FlowCAM can be used to characterize dry products that have been suspended in fluid media. Anything from suspended API's to column packing material can be characterized by FlowCAM. It is the FlowCAM's versatility that allows it to be applied to a wide variety of fields.

FlowCAM's VisualSpreadsheet© software provides sophisticated pattern recognition capabilities which can automatically characterize different particle types in a heterogeneous solution. Additionally, with FlowCAM's color imaging capability and high quality images, even subtle determinations such as the difference between an air droplet and a silicon droplet can be determined.

Article

BioPharm International Article - Characterizing Biologics Using Dynamic Imaging Particle Anlysis

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Application Note

Detection of Protein Aggregates in Parenteral Drug Formulations

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Article

Drug Discovery & Development Article - GSK Adopts Imaging Particle Analysis for Biologics Analysis

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Literature

FlowCAM Pharmaceutical

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FlowCAM Industrial 4 Page Brochure

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Video

Pharma Acquisition and Processing

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Whitepaper

Imaging Particle Analysis: The Importance of Image Quality

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