ReForm gets patents for therapeutic protein formulations

By The Science Advisory Board staff writers

April 10, 2020 -- ReForm Biologics has received a U.S. patent for therapeutic protein formulations that reduce protein aggregation and stabilize proteins during storage.

The formulations include a new class of stabilizers to serve as an alternative to traditional surfactants. The company has licensed its ReForm excipients used in biotherapeutic formulations to MilliporeSigma.

ReForm also announced its first patent in Japan for technology to reduce the viscosity of highly concentrated antibody solutions. The excipient technology will enable scientists to more effectively formulate solutions for more preferable delivery routes, the company noted.

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