Newsletter | June 24, 2024

06.24.24 -- New Report Solidifies Greater Philadelphia Region As Global CGT Leader

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FROM THE EDITOR

New Report Solidifies Greater Philadelphia Region As Global CGT Leader

A new comprehensive regional snapshot of the CGT industry shows how cell and gene therapy has become one of the most important economic drivers in the Greater Philadelphia Region over the past decade.

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Major Trends Impacting Allogeneic Cell Therapies For Oncology

In this segment, learn how regulatory success, better efficiency, better durability, and hallogeneic therapies are superior in terms of their ability to meet an intent to treat a population.

INDUSTRY INSIGHTS

A CDMO's Checklist For Prospective Clients

In the last entry of our client checklist series, we delve into crucial aspects such as project management, decision-making, MSA negotiations, and building trust in CDMO-client partnerships.

3 Strategies For Optimal Oversight Of Your Outsourcing Partner

Building strong relationships with CDMOs and CROs relies on a solid outsourcing framework. Review three key areas that should be built into your outsourcing framework and agreements.

GMP-Validated Adventitious Virus Testing By Next Generation Sequencing

Gain required knowledge related to the involved regulatory authorities and scientific technologies and disciplines: Next Generation Sequencing (NGS), Bioinformatics and Computer System Validation (CSV).

Bringing CRISPR Into The CAR-T Process

CAR-T cell therapy has been limited by high costs and lengthy manufacturing. Novel methods are bringing exciting advancements in CRISPR-based gene editing that hold promise for overcoming hurdles.

Efficient, Large-Scale Transfection Of T-Cells Using Flowfect Technology

The objective of this study was to test transfection of T-cells with GFP mRNA for evaluation of cell viability, transfection efficiency, and post-transfection growth using Kytopen’s Flowfect® technology.

A Focus On Cell Therapy: CAR-T, CAR-NK, And Beyond

As the landscape of CAR T-cell therapies evolves, these treatments are becoming more precise in targeting cancer cells and overcoming production challenges, and are poised to revolutionize oncology.

Effects Of mRNA Capping Technologies

Here, we compare two important mRNA capping technologies by evaluating the mRNA integrity, percent Cap1 content, dsRNA content, in vivo expression, and innate immune activation in mice.

Viral Vector Based Gene Therapy Drug Products: The Right Primary Container

Explore the major considerations for an ideal primary container for viral vector-based gene therapy drug products and the existing and new solutions in this space.

Optimizing Scale-Up Of AAV Gene Therapy In Upstream Processing

Uncover more details on how to achieve a 2000L scale-up and studies that have been optimized through process characterization and experimental approaches to better understand key process steps.

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