Since the first approval for human use of a recombinant protein therapeutic, this sector of the pharmaceutical market has grown rapidly. The first approved protein therapeutics were small, non-glycosylated proteins such as insulin and human growth hormone; they were produced in bacterial systems. With the advent of mammalian cell-based production systems, it became possible to produce more complex, glycosylated proteins for use as recombinant therapeutics…
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