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Demonstrates significant increase in productivity of therapeutic antibodies, suggesting effective optimization strategies.
WuXi Biologics' Ultra‐High Productivity Platform (WuXiUP) is an innovative and integrated continuous biomanufacturing platform. It encompasses a comprehensive suite of strategies to enhance the upstream and downstream development of a variety of biologics with remarkably improved productivity and product quality. In this study, a methodology was proposed in order to create a general roadmap for high‐productivity process development applying this systematic approach, and explore the potential of this platform in achieving higher productivity. The optimized process was successfully demonstrated at 50 L scale. The approach is to categorize all potential key parameters into perfusion‐related and non‐perfusion‐related groups, and apply modularized optimization to facilitate and simplify the development progress. In the proof‐of‐concept experiment, a significant increase in cell culture productivity was achieved for a mAb molecule at the lab scale. The process was then successfully scaled up at the pilot scale (50 L), ultimately achieving a productivity exceeding 110.00 g/L over an 18‐day production phase, with an average daily productivity surpassing 6.00 g/L/day. This successful application demonstrates the industrial applicability of the WuXiUP process optimization methodology, confirming its effectiveness in accelerating WuXiUP process development and further boosting productivity.
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