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| Stem cells are the backbone of many allogeneic therapies and where they come from affects development and supply chain logistics, particularly cryopreservation. What temperatures are ideal to maintain product potency? How do you build a reliable cold chain? How do you work with existing infrastructure to allow for an “off-the-shelf” therapy? Don’t miss the next Cell & Gene Live digital event! Registration is free thanks to the support of Charter Medical and Bio-Techne. |
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By Life Science Connect Editorial Staff | As additional mRNA-based cancer immunotherapies vaccines enter clinical development, operational and supply chain challenges must be addressed to reduce turnaround times and COGS. |
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Explore some of the biggest supply chain challenges facing mRNA cancer therapeutics and what short-term solutions may exist, starting with Chain of Custody/Chain of Identity. |
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| 7 Steps For Allogeneic Cell Therapy Success | White Paper | By John Lee, Patricia Lindler, David Aponte Jr., and Tatiana Nanda, The Center for Breakthrough Medicines | To prepare allogeneic, or "donor-derived," CAR T cells for commercial scale, you must consider scaleup, aseptic processing, single-use systems, facility design, starting material, supply chain, and logistics. |
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