NIST has developed two new reference materials to enhance quality control in the biopharmaceutical industry. One is a living reference material, NISTCHO, which produces monoclonal antibodies and allows manufacturers to optimize their production processes. The other is a standard reference material, SRM 1989, consisting of precisely sized particles designed to help detect and quantify impurities in protein-based drugs. These materials aim to accelerate drug development, ensure drug safety and efficacy, and reduce manufacturing costs by improving the accuracy and uniformity of quality control measures. AI
RANK_REASON NIST, a government research agency, released new standard reference materials for the biopharmaceutical industry.
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