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Glycosylation of Monoclonal Antibody Products: Current Status and Future Prospects.

Biotechnology Progress 2016 September 28
Protein based therapeutics have started to dominate the pharmaceutical landscape primarily due to the high efficacy that they have demonstrated against complex diseases. Despite the significant success, issues with regards to safety, efficacy and quality of biotherapeutics have been a point of considerable debate and concern among the various stakeholders. The correlation between the glycoform profile and the safety and efficacy of a drug, in particular, has garnered significant attention of researchers worldwide. An escalated emphasis is presently given to develop an understanding of how the various process parameters as well molecular biology considerations contribute to glycan heterogeneity. This paper aims to review the major developments that have occurred in this area over the last decade. The impact of the various process parameters on glycan expression, methods for obtaining a pre-determined glycan levels/profiles of a protein therapeutic and developments in the area of real-time glycan monitoring and control are discussed. This article is protected by copyright. All rights reserved.

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