Newsletter | April 11, 2026

04.11.26 -- Cell & Gene Best Of March

FROM THE EDITOR

Hello Cell & Gene readers,

 

I'm happy to bring you March's most-clicked articles. Enjoy!

 

Erin Harris, editor-in-chief  
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MARCH'S BEST FEATURED EDITORIAL

Lessons From Bringing Novel T-Cell Class For Autoimmune Disease To Clinic

Tr1X Bio Co-founder and CEO David de Vries explains how moving Type 1 regulatory T Cell (Tr1) therapies into new indications reshapes every facet of first-in-human trial design.

Powering AI And Synthetic Biology In Therapy Design

AI-driven cell therapies depend on high-quality, well-structured data to accelerate discovery, development, and clinical success.

Not So Fast Into The Night: Your Outsourcing Needs A Pause

Consider your pathway. A lot happened last year on the supply-chain front. Your plans and expectations were based on those trends and experiences. Are you currently abiding by those analyses?

MARCH'S BEST INDUSTRY INSIGHTS

How The FDA Is Helping To Operationalize Patient Voice In Trials

The FDA encourages patient experience data in drug labeling but often excludes it for low rigor. New guidelines should help sponsors meet strict methodological standards.

Why Flexible, Collaborative Distribution Partners Matter For CGTs

Learn how collaborative distribution models manage reimbursement hurdles and complex delivery requirements to ensure patient access and long-term commercial success.

Revolutionizing LVV Manufacturing For In Vivo And Ex Vivo CAR-T Therapies

Discover how scalable, cost-effective, and high-quality lentiviral vector manufacturing can accelerate both ex vivo and emerging in vivo CAR-T therapies.

MARCH'S BEST SOLUTIONS

Why Central IRBs Matter For Efficient Clinical Trials

Developing Cutting-Edge Treatments For Ovarian Cancer

Why Asia Should Be Your Next Trial Destination

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