Newsletter | February 29, 2024

02.29.24 -- FDA's CBER Issues Final Guidance For CAR T Cell Products

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FDA’s CBER Issues Final Guidance For CAR T Cell Products

The FDA issued the final guidance document Considerations for the Development of Chimeric Antigen Receptor (CAR) T Cell Products on January 29. This article provides a thorough summary of the guidance and where it differs (or not) from the prior version.

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Gene Therapies: A Guide To Aseptic Single-Use Connectors

It's important to frequently evaluate your manufacturing process, gauging if improvements can be made. Learn how aseptic connections can impact your efficiency and speed as you continue to scale-up.

‘Future-proofing’ Cleanroom Facilities

Explore factors that can impact the flexibility of your biopharmaceutical facility and cleanrooms as new designs are "future-proofed" to allow for a rapid response to changes in market demands.

Biotech Files NDA Following Risk-Based Mock Inspection

An emerging biotech company collaborates with inSeption Group as a preventive approach to mitigate risks and identify potential concerns prior to an FDA inspection and submitting their NDA.

HIV – Global Clinical Trial Landscape

Get a comprehensive overview of the global HIV clinical trial landscape since 2018, showcasing regional leadership, trial phases, and growth rates.

Complex Study Delivery: What Is Possible Outside Of A Site?

Todd McGrath, chief operating officer, and Emily McDougal, executive director of nurse management, show how the decentralized delivery of complex clinical visits can benefit studies, sites, and patients.

Standardization And Flexibility In Aseptic Filling

Standardization and flexibility in aseptic filling were thought to be mutually exclusive. But what if there was a standardized system with flexibility built into the aseptic process, so you didn’t have to choose?

Utilizing Robotic Aseptic Filling Systems To Meet Industry Needs

Uncover the details of how this aseptic filling and closing machine solution allowed Catalent to reliably process a wide range of both trayed and nested vials for their client product needs.

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