biosimilar

(bī′ō-sĭm′ə-lər)adj. Highly similar in function and effect to an existing biological product, especially to a biologic that has already been clinically tested and approved for use.n. A biological product that is biosimilar to an existing product, especially to a biologic.

biosimilar

adjective Referring to a biosimilar therapeutics agent.

noun A biopharmaceutical which is produced by a different manufacturer after the expiration of the patent and marketing exclusivity of an original innovative biological product (e.g., a therapeutic monoclonal antibody).

In contrast to small (non-biological) agents, for which manufacturing an equivalent product is a relatively straightforward chemical process, biosimilars are not produced from the original clones and cell lines used to produce the tested and proven-effective agent; they thus may have therapeutic and metabolic profiles that differ from the clinically tested and proven products.

biosimilar

(bi?o-sim'i-lar) [ bio- + similar] 1. A generic version of a biologically active pharmaceutical agent, e.g., of a manufactured antibody or hormone.2. Pert. to such a generic version. Synonym: follow-on biologicbiosimilarity

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释义	biosimilar bi·o·sim·i·lar B5273775 (bī′ō-sĭm′ə-lər)adj. Highly similar in function and effect to an existing biological product, especially to a biologic that has already been clinically tested and approved for use.n. A biological product that is biosimilar to an existing product, especially to a biologic. biosimilar biosimilar (bī′ō-sĭm′ə-lər)adj. Highly similar in function and effect to an existing biological product, especially to a biologic that has already been clinically tested and approved for use.n. A biological product that is biosimilar to an existing product, especially to a biologic. biosimilar adjective Referring to a biosimilar therapeutics agent. noun A biopharmaceutical which is produced by a different manufacturer after the expiration of the patent and marketing exclusivity of an original innovative biological product (e.g., a therapeutic monoclonal antibody). In contrast to small (non-biological) agents, for which manufacturing an equivalent product is a relatively straightforward chemical process, biosimilars are not produced from the original clones and cell lines used to produce the tested and proven-effective agent; they thus may have therapeutic and metabolic profiles that differ from the clinically tested and proven products. biosimilar (bi?o-sim'i-lar) [ bio- + similar] 1. A generic version of a biologically active pharmaceutical agent, e.g., of a manufactured antibody or hormone.2. Pert. to such a generic version. Synonym: follow-on biologicbiosimilarity
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