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By Life Science Connect Editorial Staff | For CGT sponsors developing multiple modalities, choosing one CDMO partner that can manufacture each of their drugs enables speed and consistency. However, developers must be rigorous in their assessment of multimodal partners, evaluating contamination control, technical prowess, quality infrastructure, and regulatory expertise. | |
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| Tailoring Viral Clearance Study Design | White Paper | Minaris | Reliable safety outcomes require phase-appropriate design and strong virus stocks. Ensure success by applying modality-specific risk assessments aligned with today’s evolving regulations. |
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| Is Standardization The Key To Scalable CGT? | Article | Cryoport Systems | Experts note CGT programs often struggle due to limited operational readiness; early standardization supports scalable, reproducible, regulatory‑ready development and helps prevent late‑stage bottlenecks. |
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| Balancing Speed And Regulation In Cell Therapy | Article | By Matt Haines, Ph.D., Kincell Bio | Rapid cell therapy development demands early planning for scalability, standardized platforms, and inspection‑ready operations to meet rising regulatory expectations and avoid costly rework. |
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| Comparing Gel, qPCR & HPLC For DNA/RNA Analysis | Poster | By Delicia Henriques, Ph.D., Murali Jujjavarapu, Ryan Rubino, et al., ProBio | Cost-effective agarose gel electrophoresis offers reliable plasmid supercoil and host DNA/RNA quantification, providing a practical alternative to qPCR and HPLC for biomanufacturing quality control. |
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