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By Erin Harris, editor-in-chief, Cell & Gene | Tenaya Therapeutics, based in South San Francisco, aims to develop curative heart disease therapies. Here, CSO Tim Hoey, Ph.D., explains how the company's gene therapy, TN-401, may treat heart disease. |
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| Gene Therapies: A Guide To Aseptic Single-Use Connectors | Article | By Amber Sherrick and Derek Pendlebury, CPC | 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. |
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| Running Statistically Powered Clone Screening Experiments | Article | By Kris Tyner, Sneha Jani, Cayley Hoyer, Chelsea Edgar, and Katie Madler, Culture Biosciences | Discover how conducting a power analysis can determine the correct sample size for a statistically powered clone screening experiment. |
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| Monitoring Cell Health Is The Key To Successful Cell Therapy | Article | By Annalise Barnette, Slingshot Biosciences, Inc. | Cell health and quality are key determinants of the safety and efficacy of cell therapy. Review this portfolio of necessary controls that can increase accuracy by removing dead cells. |
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| How Continuous Improvement Ethos Serves Patients And Clients | Article | By Malcolm Horsley, MRN - Medical Research Network | Examine how years of experience bolstered by continuous improvement efforts, enable hybrid clinical trial execution, from in-home clinical visits to site networks and digital platforms and technology. |
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| Dr. Peter Marks discusses regulating CGT at ASGCT | Join CBER Director Dr. Peter Marks for two engaging fireside chats during ASGCT’s 27th Annual Meeting, May 7-11. On Wednesday, May 8, Dr. Marks will discuss FDA’s regulatory considerations at every stage of the product development process. On Thursday, May 9, he and senior leaders from global health authorities will share comments on the current outlook for CGT development in 2024 and beyond. Attend virtually or in person. Rates increase May 6. |
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| Breaking down the latest in allogeneic therapy research as well as immunogenicity and the strategies needed to deliver clinically successful and long-lasting off-the-shelf treatments to patients in oncology. Don’t miss the next Cell & Gene Live. Supported by Thermo Fisher Scientific. Register now |
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