LATEST WEBINARS
Validation of Caco-2 monolayer for bioequivalence using UHPLC–MS/MS.
Live event: Thursday 2 November 2017 at 07:00 [PDT] 10:00 [EDT] 14:00 [GMT]
This presentation focuses on the current status and industry standards for Fit-for-Purpose biomarker assay validations.
Live event: Thursday 26 October 2017 at 07:00 [PDT] 10:00 [EDT] 15:00 [BST].
This webinar will demonstrate the value of routine ion mobility for going beyond the limits of mass spectrometric resolution to provide key metabolite characterisation data for complex biotransformation studies.
Live event: In this webinar: Dr. Callee Walsh discusses applications of targeted and discovery workflows using multimodal mass spectrometry capabilities.
Live event: Thursday 19 October 2017 at 07:00 [PDT] 10:00 [EDT] 15:00 [BST]
We want to assess and mitigate risk from pre-existing antibodies early within clinical development. Will pre-existing antibodies impact our clinical trial?
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Gain first-hand experience from a CRO on their transition from small molecule bioanalysis to biologics.
Available to view on demand: In this webinar, Glenn Petrie discusses best practice in optimizing the Chemistry, Manufacturing and Control (CMC) process.
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This webinar will explore this continuum of fit-for-purpose validation, from the validation of early exploratory biomarker analysis, to the amalgamation of FDA GLP and CLIA GLP biomarker validation guidelines in the bioanalytical lab.
Available to view on demand: In this webinar, Kenneth Brouwer outlines the initiating events and the hepatocyte’s response in the regulation of bile acids.
Available to view on demand: In this webinar Kyunghee Yang and Kenneth Brouwer outline the species differences in the hepatobiliary disposition and regulation of bile acids.
Available to view on demand: In this webinar, James Schmidt discusses stereo-selectivity in drug metabolism.
Latest News
BioMoti, Pharmidex and Queen Mary University of London awarded grant to support preclinical studies of new therapeutic approaches for hard to treat tumors.
Acetone detecting semiconducting nanoparticles incorporated into breathalyzers, similar to those utilized in alcohol detection, show promise in the real-time monitoring of lipolysis.
Research developing cyro-electron microscopy has been awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2017. The method simplifies and improves the imaging of biomolecules.
Latest Features
We talk to Jiangjiang (Chris) Zhu about his career, emerging technologies and MS-based metabolomics as a focus for his recent work.
In this installment of Robert MacNeill’s (Envigo) column, Robert discusses the instability of drugs within samples and how to balance their instability against absorptive loss.
Over the past 7 years, Bioanalysis Zone have supported and recognized outstanding early-career researchers in the field of bioanalysis. We followed up with all our previous nominees to discover where they are now and discuss the impact of being nominated for the award.
Drug Discovery and Development
Recent aspects and challenges in the assessment of immunogenicity
BIOCAD’s rituximab biosimilar receives recommendation for approval in India
Ligand-binding
Mass Spectrometry
Answering critical questions in biotransformation using mass spectrometry with routine ion mobility
High-resolution mass spectrometry for the quantification of biopharmaceuticals