The collaboration will initially focus on biosimilar versions of Roche’s cancer treatment Polivy and Amgen’s thyroid eye disease therapy Tepezza.
The Cios Go ID addresses these challenges with a compact design and an integrated touchscreen display that clinicians can position according to their needs.
Under the agreement, Roche’s Genentech subsidiary will oversee development, regulatory activities, manufacturing and commercialisation across all indications.
Bamberg brings more than 20 years of international experience in regulated manufacturing, with expertise spanning medical devices, combination products and pharmaceutical production.
The Mainz-based biopharmaceutical company said the closures will affect about 1,800 employees at sites in Tübingen, Marburg and Idar-Oberstein.
D-dimer testing measures fragments produced when blood clots break down and can help assess patients with increased clotting activity.
The development of Accela and NeoArc involved collaboration with an advisory group comprising several cancer research and treatment institutions.
The collaboration will assess selected targets for several therapeutic approaches, including antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs), multispecific antibodies and T cell engagers (TcEs).
Roche will take responsibility for subsequent development activities, including preclinical research, and oversee the programmes as they progress towards potential commercialisation.
The shift also comes as pharmaceutical companies invest in newer technologies that could change how influenza vaccines are developed and manufactured.