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Biogeneric
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Biogeneric
A biopharmaceutical or other biological product—e.g., insulin, hGH—that has emerged from patent protection and can be manufactured by a party other than the original developer using either identical or different manufacturing processes; for FDA approval, the product must be bioequivalent or comparable to the original innovative product
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