Techniques for Downstream process for Biologic Drugs and Vaccines 1st Edition

Techniques for Downstream Process for Biologic Drugs and Vaccines (1st Edition) by Basanta Kumara Behera is an essential reference for scientists, engineers, and decision-makers working in bioprocessing and biomanufacturing. Concise yet comprehensive, this book draws together contemporary methods and practical strategies for the purification and characterization of biologic drugs and vaccines.

Start exploring proven downstream workflows — from cell harvest and clarification to chromatographic separation, filtration, ultrafiltration/diafiltration, and final formulation — explained with clarity and industry context. The text emphasizes process optimization, scale-up considerations, cGMP compliance, and quality-by-design principles so readers can translate laboratory protocols into robust, regulatory-ready processes.

Designed for both newcomers and experienced professionals, this edition helps you solve real-world challenges: improving yield and purity, reducing cost of goods, and meeting stringent regulatory standards. Clear explanations of analytical methods and troubleshooting tips make it a practical guide for R&D teams, process development scientists, and manufacturing staff across academic, biotech, and pharmaceutical settings worldwide.

Whether you’re based in North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, or emerging biotech hubs, this title delivers actionable insight into downstream process design for vaccines and complex biologics. Read it to strengthen your technical foundation, accelerate process development, and support successful scale-up and commercialization.

For anyone committed to elevating bioprocess efficiency and product quality, Techniques for Downstream Process for Biologic Drugs and Vaccines offers the practical knowledge and strategic perspective necessary to advance modern biologics manufacturing. Order your copy today to bring expert downstream practice into your laboratory and production pipeline.

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