
Recorded webinar
Dynamics and Phase behavior of Mixed Antibody Excipient Adsorption at the Air Water Interface
This webinar, part of the Attension Seminar 2021, explores the dynamics and phase behavior of mixed antibody-excipient adsorption at the air-water interface, a critical issue in pharmaceutical formulation. Dr. Ankit D. Kanthe, an Analytical Scientist at Bristol Myers Squibb, presents his research on how monoclonal antibodies and surfactants interact at interfaces, the implications for drug product stability, and strategies to mitigate protein loss during manufacturing and storage
Webinar details
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Originally aired
December 08, 2021
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Length
23 min
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Presentation by
Dr. Ankit D. Kanthe
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Technologies
Optical tensiometer

In this webinar
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Fundamental mechanisms of antibody and excipient (surfactant) adsorption at the air-water interface in pharmaceutical formulations.
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Challenges of protein unfolding, irreversible adsorption, and competitive interactions that impact drug product stability.
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Experimental and analytical techniques used to characterize and mitigate these interfacial phenomena.

Presentation by Dr. Ankit D. Kanthe
Dr. Ankit D. Kanthe is an Analytical Scientist in the Sterile Drug Product Development group at Bristol Myers Squibb, specializing in interfacial science to understand protein-excipient interactions. With a Ph.D. in chemical engineering from the City University of New York – City College, NY, and chemical engineering from University Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai, India, Dr. Kanthe brings deep expertise to the study of antibody behavior at interfaces - a subject central to ensuring the stability and efficacy of modern biopharmaceuticals