Newsletter | January 30, 2024

01.30.24 -- Realizing The Potential Of CGT For Neurological Disorders

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Viral Vector Upstream Platforms

Optimizing the upstream portion of gene therapy production sets the stage for successful manufacturing by maximizing viral vector titers. To increase upstream titers and process productivity, manufacturers must partner with upstream technology experts who work with HEK293, HEK293T, and Sf9 cells. Draw on our experience today to speed your gene therapy to patients. Learn more here.

FEATURED EDITORIAL

Surmounting Challenges: CGT's Potential For Neurological Disorders

This author explains why incorporating innovative technologies, such as CRISPR/Cas9, and understanding the molecular basis of neurological disorders are crucial in shaping the future of gene therapy.

INDUSTRY INSIGHTS

Metastatic Breast Cancer - Global Clinical Trial Landscape (2023)

Uncover why the collaboration between researchers, clinicians, regulatory bodies, and CROs remains crucial in the journey to address metastatic breast cancer challenges.

Achieve Fast And Efficient Isolation Of Exosomes From Stem Cells

Review the demonstration of how a bioreactor and bioreactor systems combination is used to isolate exosomes after culturing human adiposederived stem cells in suspension on microcarriers.

Remote Work Success Is Built On Pre-Site And Site Initiation Visits

Explore instances where the unique demands of remote work can require institutions to fundamentally change their organizational structure to empower the use of remote work tools and strategies.

Enhancing Immunophenotyping Standardization In Clinical Labs

Discover how quantitative BCMA or CD19 cell mimics can be used to enhance immunophenotyping practices, providing a versatile and customizable tool for immunophenotyping applications.

Streamlining And Improving Gene Therapy Production With Automation

When it comes to determining the appropriate analytics to inform early development, there are a number of variables to consider surrounding cost, operator expertise, and throughput.

Increasing mRNA Capabilities And Capacity For A Growing Market

The growing mRNA vaccine market ― projected to reach $127.3 billion by 2027 ― is fueling high demand for mRNA, which has resulted in a critical need to address mRNA manufacturing bottlenecks.

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Uniting supply chain and clinical operations experts, the 5th Supply Chain & Logistics for Cell Therapies Summit gives a unique opportunity to collaborate with the cross-functional roles supporting supply chain management to ensure team alignment. Gain insights that empower you to create a cost-effective, efficient, and patient-centered supply chain and enable you to stretch budgets further, seamlessly onboard patients, and deliver treatments faster. Learn more

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Demo Of At-Line Cell Culture Media Analyzer

Enabling Novel CRISPR-Cas9 Delivery: Supporting Innovative Genomics

Supplemental Bioreactor Capacity Accelerates Bioprocess Development

Get Novel Infectious Disease Vaccines, Therapies To Market Faster

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