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CDMOs adopt QbD to shift glycosylation control upstream

Newer antibody therapeutics like bispecific antibodies and ADCs are highly sensitive to glycan heterogeneity, requiring early-stage control of glycosylation processes.

Field
medicine and diagnostics
What they did
New types of therapeutic antibodies (such as bispecific antibodies and antibody-drug conjugates) are far more sensitive to glycosylation variations than traditional antibodies, so controlling this process must begin at the earliest stages of development rather than being delayed.
Why it matters
This is necessary to ensure treatment efficacy and batch-to-batch consistency, as even minor changes in glycosylation structure directly affect how well the drug works in patients.
#glycosylation#biologics#cdmo#antibody therapeutics#quality-by-design

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