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单词 biosimilar
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Definition of biosimilar in English:

biosimilar

noun bʌɪə(ʊ)ˈsɪmɪləˌbaɪoʊˈsɪm(ə)lər

  • A biopharmaceutical drug designed to have active properties similar to one that has previously been licensed.

    copycat drug makers use an innovator's research data to make biosimilars
    Example sentencesExamples
    • Biosimilars will have to be advertised and explained.
    • Patients will either get the biosimilar or actual Rituxan.
    • Presently the company is developing a biosimilar of the antibody, a drug with dramatic therapeutic effects for rheumatoid arthritis.
    • Generic drugmakers are pushing into the field of biosimilars as global pharmaceutical companies face the loss of patent protection on many established drugs.
    • The attractiveness of biosimilars, regardless of the product, is you'll always have limited competition because of the complexity and the investments required to make such medicines.
    • So far, the only country where a Celltrion-made biosimilar is on the market is South Korea.
    • The first-ever approved biosimilar, Omnitrope (somatropin), arrived on the European market in 2006.
    • The drug is being developed as a biosimilar to Herceptin.
    • Since these agents are not considered bioequivalent, the pharmacy cannot substitute a biosimilar for the branded version.
    • The United States wants to learn more about how other TPP countries "address the issue of biologics and biosimilars before proposing any specific provisions," she said.
    • FDA has not approved tbo-filgrastim as a biosimilar to Neupogen (filgrastim).
    • The complexity of biosimilars has led to a drawn-out process and more questions posed by the industry.
    • Expertise in injectables could also help when the market for biosimilars, or copycat biotechnology drugs, opens up.
    • The process to develop a biosimilar is more complex than that of developing a generic copy of a chemical-based compound.
    • I can add another example, the cost of developing a biosimilar that costs around 30 million.
    • Now it's true that some patent expirations expected in the 2011-2013 timeframe have been pushed out, and it's also true that biosimilars could be a sizable opportunity.
    • Also discussed in detail are success factors for the emerging biosimilar industry and the regulatory environment in emerging markets with respect to biosimilars.
    • Based on European experience, Amgen could sell its biosimilar at a price discount of 15-20 percent versus Neupogen upon launch.
    • Considerable investment is also needed to produce a biosimilar and bring it to market.
    • We have no idea at this point whether this biosimilar will prove efficacious.

Origin

Early 21st century: from bio- + similar.

Definition of biosimilar in US English:

biosimilar

nounˌbaɪoʊˈsɪm(ə)lərˌbīōˈsim(ə)lər

  • A biopharmaceutical drug designed to have active properties similar to one that has previously been licensed.

    copycat drug makers use an innovator's research data to make biosimilars
    Example sentencesExamples
    • The process to develop a biosimilar is more complex than that of developing a generic copy of a chemical-based compound.
    • The complexity of biosimilars has led to a drawn-out process and more questions posed by the industry.
    • Generic drugmakers are pushing into the field of biosimilars as global pharmaceutical companies face the loss of patent protection on many established drugs.
    • FDA has not approved tbo-filgrastim as a biosimilar to Neupogen (filgrastim).
    • Based on European experience, Amgen could sell its biosimilar at a price discount of 15-20 percent versus Neupogen upon launch.
    • Now it's true that some patent expirations expected in the 2011-2013 timeframe have been pushed out, and it's also true that biosimilars could be a sizable opportunity.
    • The United States wants to learn more about how other TPP countries "address the issue of biologics and biosimilars before proposing any specific provisions," she said.
    • The attractiveness of biosimilars, regardless of the product, is you'll always have limited competition because of the complexity and the investments required to make such medicines.
    • Patients will either get the biosimilar or actual Rituxan.
    • Biosimilars will have to be advertised and explained.
    • I can add another example, the cost of developing a biosimilar that costs around 30 million.
    • Since these agents are not considered bioequivalent, the pharmacy cannot substitute a biosimilar for the branded version.
    • Presently the company is developing a biosimilar of the antibody, a drug with dramatic therapeutic effects for rheumatoid arthritis.
    • So far, the only country where a Celltrion-made biosimilar is on the market is South Korea.
    • Expertise in injectables could also help when the market for biosimilars, or copycat biotechnology drugs, opens up.
    • The first-ever approved biosimilar, Omnitrope (somatropin), arrived on the European market in 2006.
    • Also discussed in detail are success factors for the emerging biosimilar industry and the regulatory environment in emerging markets with respect to biosimilars.
    • Considerable investment is also needed to produce a biosimilar and bring it to market.
    • The drug is being developed as a biosimilar to Herceptin.
    • We have no idea at this point whether this biosimilar will prove efficacious.

Origin

Early 21st century: from bio- + similar.
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