EULAR 2026 highlighted growing momentum behind “immune reset,” an approach adapted from oncology that is quickly gaining traction in autoimmune rheumatic diseases.
- July Update — U.S. Generic Drug Tariffs: Implications For Pharma And Outsourcing
- Combination Cell Therapy's Clinical Success Hinges On Manufacturability
- Are Biopharma Companies Outsourcing Their Ability To Think?
- June 2026 — CDMO Opportunities And Threats Report
- The Decision Rights Matrix: Making Sponsor-CDMO Governance Enforceable
- Defining Quality In A Sponsor-Owned QTPP Before The CDMO Even Starts
- ImvivaBio's Trial For Off-The-Shelf CAR-T Strategy For Aggressive Malignancies
- Reshoring Pressure Meets Manufacturing Reality
CELL & GENE ARTICLES, APP NOTES, CASE STUDIES, & WHITE PAPERS
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Non Animal Origin Squalene For High-Risk Applications
Explore an ethical and sustainable alternative to shark-derived squalene that is backed by robust data to deliver identical performance in vaccine formulations without environmental compromise.
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Solutions For CQA Analysis Of IVT mRNA-Based Biotherapeutics
Discover new innovative solutions for mRNA analysis, enhancing accuracy and efficiency in IVT mRNA workflows, including advanced technologies and methodologies to optimize your research and development processes.
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Automated Manufacturing Of CD34-Enriched Cell Products
See how this streamlined approach produces high-quality CD34+ cell products from cryopreserved apheresis material, integrating thawing, washing, and enrichment into a single automated workflow.
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Sample Clean-Up After N-Linked Glycan Release And Labeling
Glycan profiling starts with effective clean-up. See how comparable recovery across key labeled glycans and sialylated glycan groups can support confident analysis while helping labs manage costs.
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Enhancing AAV Production Performance And Economics
Enzymatically produced dbDNA offers safer, faster, and more scalable AAV manufacturing by reducing costs, improving full capsid yields, and enabling high‑fidelity, bacteria‑free DNA production.
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Scalability From 5L To 50L Using The DynaDrive Single-Use Bioreactor
Maintaining a consistent bioprocess when scaling from 5 L to 50 L is achievable. This study shows how to successfully scale processes while maintaining cell density, viability, and protein production.
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Why RWD Strategy Can't Wait With Price, Value And Evidence Pressures Everywhere
Overcome pricing pressures and reimbursement delays by integrating real-world evidence early in development to align clinical outcomes with payer demands and accelerate patient access.
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Biocompatibility Studies On CHO Cell Culture In X-ray Irradiated BioBLU® Single-Use Bioreactors
In cell culture, the leakage of toxic or inhibitory chemicals from single-use bioreactors has become a growing concern. Explore recommendations for leachable studies.
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Enrichment Of Human CD4+ And CD8+ Antigen-Specific T Cells
A fully automated workflow streamlines cell processing, labeling, and magnetic separation. Learn how automation supports reproducible manufacturing of virus- and cancer-targeted cellular products.
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Systemic Modularity: A Roadmap To Flexible, Efficient Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing
Modernizing biomanufacturing requires shifting from rigid, custom setups toward modular automation, data-rich sensors, and plug-and-produce operations.
NEWSLETTER ARCHIVE
- 08.17.26 -- June 2026 — CDMO Opportunities And Threats Report
- 08.14.26 -- The Fast Track to GMP Compliance
- 08.14.26 -- The Missing Layer: Why CAR-T Needs AI As Its Connective Tissue
- 08.13.26 -- New Resources: MSC Manufacturing, Expansion, and Scale-Up Technologies
- 08.13.26 -- Building A Self-Driving Lab For LNP Development
- Building Antigen-Specific Immune Tolerance For Autoimmune Disease
- Solving Vector Yield Challenges Starts Long Before Manufacturing
- Full FDA Approval For TECELRA Marks More Than A Regulatory Win For Solid Tumors
- FDA Approval Of TREGZI Signals A New Era For Precision Engineered Cell Therapy
- How CGT Developers Should Think About Manufacturing Models, Hybrid Strategies, And Scale
CELL AND GENE CONTENT COLLECTIONS
While there are opportunities to scale, there are also manufacturing gaps, capacity issues, and production timelines that require improvement to do so. And then, of course, there’s cost. Because scale up and scale out are significant to everyone in the sector, we’ve curated insightful editorial that addresses the most important aspects of scalability.
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