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| 10% Discount Code: CG10 | Join the 10th Anniversary of the CAR-TCR Summit to reflect on a decade of progress whilst engaging in solutions-driven discussions that will empower you to tackle cell therapy development challenges to help shape the future of the field. You’re guaranteed to leave with actionable solutions to combat the challenges currently halting your therapeutic development and effectively translate your cell therapy from bench to bedside. |
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By Rishi Ramesh Kothari, gene therapy CMC expert | Biologics tech transfer means sharing up to 20 assays. Miss a step, and you risk delays, bad data, and products stuck in limbo. | |
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| Part Two: Overcoming Limits In LVV Titer Measurement | Article | By Rebecca Montange, Ph.D., and Brandon Harrell, Sartorius, and Poorni Adikaram, Ph.D., Tyler Frazier, and Timothy Fouts, Ph.D., Ascend & ABL Inc. | Learn how a platform streamlines LVV titer measurement, offering a faster and more efficient alternative to traditional methods and addressing key process development challenges. |
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| Evaluating BACS For T Cell Isolation In CAR-T Manufacturing | Poster | By Jeff Cram, Sharlene Amador, Chesney Michels, Supriya Prakash, Mercedes Segura, and Mike Paglia, ElevateBio | Consider how Buoyancy Activated Cell Sorting (BACS) can streamline T cell isolation, reduce costs, and enhance CAR T and TCR cell therapy manufacturing — access the full study to learn more. |
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| Advancing the Future of Cell & Gene Therapy | This 11-12 November, Cell 2025 unites 1,000+ leading experts across the CGT value chain to solve key challenges, from scalable bioprocessing and regulatory hurdles to accelerating development timelines. Gain practical strategies across cell culture, therapy development, and CGT manufacturing, and hear from world-renowned leaders Bobby Gaspar (CEO, Orchard Therapeutics), Christof Von Kalle, (Director & BIH Chair, Research Clinic Luxemburg), and Dame Molly Stevens (University of Oxford). Register Now |
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