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November 23, 2015 Cover

Volume 93, Issue 46

Single-use bags and other products are making inroads in protein drug manufacture, but the compounds they leach spell trouble

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Volume 93 | Issue 46

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Disposable Plastic Bioreactors Lead To Savings—And Challenges—For Biopharma Firms

Single-use bags and other products are making inroads in protein drug manufacture, but the compounds they leach spell trouble

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    Trudeau pledges to restore science capacity and make evidence-based decisions

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