Syngene partners with a client for Global Economy Decarbonization

Renewable energy sources are powerful energy alternatives that can tackle climate change challenges and fossil fuel depletion. The Performance & Specialty Materials (PSM) team at Syngene aimed to develop innovative materials for a customer advancing in clean energy solutions such as green hydrogen. This project contributes to global decarbonization efforts by addressing the challenges in […]

Enhancing Patient Compliance: Developing an ExtendedRelease Anti-Epileptic Drug

The current immediate-release (IR) tablet formulation for epilepsy1 , available in Europe, requires multiple doses due to the drug’s short half-life, making it inconvenient for patients. This case study explores the development of an extended-release (ER) formulation by Syngene’s Formulation Development team for an anti-epileptic drug, aimed at reducing the need for frequent dosing and […]

Syngene Enhances Bispecific Antibody Production

The GEM-DIMER™ platform is a proprietary technology developed by Hinge Bio. This technology allows the production of antibodies with enhanced multivalency and multispecificity, enabling the simultaneous targeting of multiple diseaseassociated antigens

(N-1) Perfusion Technology

In the dynamic world of biomanufacturing, the quest for improved efficiency and productivity continues to shape industry advancements. N-1 Perfusion Technology is a cutting edge innovation designed to enhance protein yield, particularly antibodies, which are critical for therapeutic applications.

In silico immunogenicity assessment for peptides with unnatural amino acids

The peptide therapeutics market comprises over 80 approved drugs, with many generics introduced upon patent expiration. The production of generics typically introduces additional peptide impurities. These impurities could trigger an undesired immune response, affecting safety and efficacy in patients.

Powering Global Pharma Innovation: The Rise of Indian CROs

India supplies more than 20% of the world’s generic medicines, reaching over 200 countries. It provides 40% of generic drugs used in the U.S. and 80% of antiretrovirals globally, reinforcing its pivotal role in affordable global healthcare.

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