Newsletter | April 16, 2026

04.16.26 -- Prioritizing Quality, Fit, And Supplier Reliability In CGT Materials

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Prioritizing Quality, Fit, And Supplier Reliability In CGT Materials

In this segment of Cell & Gene Live, "Materials Matter: Ensuring Quality of CGT Materials," Anthony Blaszczyk, Ph.D., U.S. Pharmacopeia, and Basak Clements, Ph.D., biomatria, were joined by Cell & Gene Chief Editor Erin Harris to discuss why companies should prioritize technical fit, quality, and supply chain reliability when selecting materials in CGT.

CDMO Media And Buffer Outsourcing: A Strategic Advantage

Learn how outsourcing cell culture media and buffers removes bottlenecks, freeing specialized CDMO resources. Ensure consistency, accelerate timelines, and streamline GMP readiness for client success.

Isolator Solutions To Minimize Contamination Risk

Sterility testing is susceptible to contamination, resulting in costly false positives, batch failures, and production delays. Explore how isolator technology provides a robust barrier to protect personnel and patients alike.

Advance Non-Viral Gene Editing With Enhanced Post-Electroporation

Improve non-viral gene editing outcomes in cell therapy. Address key challenges like cell viability and thermal damage with an innovative post-electroporation approach designed to improve performance.

Regulations, Challenges And Trends In Biopharma and ATMP Mycoplasma Testing

Mycoplasma contamination poses a significant risk to biopharmaceutical products and patient safety. See how implementing a rapid NAT-based testing method can enhance efficiency and quality control.

Understanding 4 Major AAV Vector Impurities

Product-related impurities hinder the potential of AAV-based gene therapies. Understand how refined cell line development and process optimization strategies are improving rAAV production.

Strengthening Sample Quality Control In Next-Generation Sequencing

Reliable NGS results depend on high-quality input material. Check out how automated electrophoresis and integrity metrics streamline QC processes to support confident, data-driven decisions.

Monitoring Genomic Stability Using High Multiplex Digital PCR Methods

Sensitive digital PCR methods enable confident detection of low‑abundance iPSC markers. Gain insight into how these capabilities support more reliable monitoring and quality assessment.

Rethinking Cell Harvesting: A Strategic Lever In Allogeneic Therapy Production

Current cell harvest techniques in allogeneic manufacturing face limitations, including scalability issues and cell damage. Grasp why evolving your harvest strategy is essential for achieving high-quality, scalable production.

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