Project description
Advancing the manufacturing of biopharmaceuticals
Biological drugs are disease-modifying compounds such as cytokines or antibodies that are produced by cells in vitro. They are used to treat various diseases including inflammatory diseases and cancer. However, the inherent variability of cells used in the manufacturing process poses a technical challenge. The scope of the EU-funded STACCATO project is to improve existing cell-production systems to deliver uniform and safe biological drugs. The project involves the training of young researchers in experimental and computational methods for the analysis of cell variability and performance to improve the production of biological drugs.
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4 Blackrock Dublin
Ireland
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NJ07417 Dublin
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2781-901 Oeiras
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00290 Helsinki
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100 44 Stockholm
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63225 Langen
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106 91 Stockolm
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N1 7NQ London
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CB25 9TL Cambridge
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864 23 Matfors
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W23 F2H6 Kildare
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8008 Zurich
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1099 085 Lisboa
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00014 Helsingin Yliopisto
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4 Dublin
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64289 Darmstadt
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