Newsletter | September 30, 2026

09.30.26 -- Inside Kyverna's Autoimmune CAR T Platform Beyond SPS

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Webinar: The Golden Ratio: Using TapeStation Analysis Software to Obtain Accurate Loading Concentrations for the NextSeq

Accurate library loading is key to maximizing sequencing performance and avoiding costly repeat runs. This Agilent webinar explores a streamlined Illumina NextSeq workflow combining Qubit and Agilent TapeStation analysis. Discover how the “Golden Ratio” supports reliable loading concentrations without routine qPCR, with validation data demonstrating improved accuracy, consistency, and laboratory efficiency. Click here to learn more.

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Inside Kyverna's Autoimmune CAR T Platform Beyond SPS

Kyverna's progress suggests that autoimmune CAR T's commercial viability will depend as much on manufacturing readiness and focused indication selection as on its potential to deliver durable, drug-free remission.

 

 

Dissecting Cellular Composition Using Single-Cell Multiomics

Explore research on adaptive immune responses and cellular therapies against viral infections and cancers, utilizing single-cell technologies to understand T-cell dynamics.

 

Bypassing Trial And Error With Mechanistic Model Design

Traditional biomanufacturing relies heavily on trial and error. By integrating AI and mechanistic models into early design, developers can overcome productivity limits and accelerate timelines.

 

Improving Early Drug Decisions With Human-Relevant Models

With most drug candidates failing before approval, researchers need better ways to predict human responses. Gain insight into how advances in human-relevant modeling are helping improve decisions.

 

Receptor Occupancy In The Era Of Multispecific Therapeutics

Receptor occupancy studies face new challenges as multispecific therapeutics introduce complex target engagement, receptor trafficking, cellular interactions, and assay interpretation considerations.

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Webinar: Viral Vector for Rare and Ultra-rare Disease

Rare and ultra-rare disease programs require viral vector strategies tailored to smaller patient populations. Explore practical approaches to right-size development and manufacturing, determine appropriate scale, reduce costs and timelines, and align processes with clinical and commercial needs. This webinar will share practical strategies for leveraging manufacturing partners and advancing toward proof of concept and clinical validation efficiently and cost-effectively. Click here to learn more.

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The Simplest, Most Powerful Digital PCR Workflow Family - Bio-Rad Laboratories, Inc.

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Reliable Research With Defined Umbilical Cord-Derived MSCs - FUJIFILM Biosciences

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