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glass transition of the freeze-concentrated solution: a standalone construct

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Biopharmaceutical development

temperature at which the maximally freeze-concentrated phase becomes glassy, an upper bound for primary drying temperature.

In biopharmaceutical development, glass transition of the freeze-concentrated solution refers to temperature at which the maximally freeze-concentrated phase becomes glassy, an upper bound for primary drying temperature. This meaning comes from Chang (1992) in Cryobiology.[1]

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  1. Chang, B. S., & Randall, C. S. (1992). Use of subambient thermal analysis to optimize protein lyophilization. Cryobiology, 29(5), 632-656. https://doi.org/10.1016/0011-2240(92)90067-c

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