4. You prepare a solution of a biopharmaceutical drug candidate. Initially you have a clear formulation of the drug, but when you look at it a couple of days later the formulation looks "cloudy". a) What might have happened? b) Is this a common problem with biopharmaceuticals?

4. You prepare a solution of a biopharmaceutical drug candidate. Initially you have a clear formulation of the drug, but when you look at it a couple of days later the formulation looks "cloudy". a) What might have happened? b) Is this a common problem with biopharmaceuticals?

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