Newsletter | March 7, 2024

03.07.24 -- The Future of Rare Diseases

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With recent news spotlighting next-generation RNAs (e.g., Circular Genomics raising $8.3 million for their circular RNA-based clinical assays), we are delighted to bring the community together in May for the 3rd Next Generation RNA Therapeutics Summit, the industry’s only forum solely dedicated to advancing circular, self-amplifying, and next-generation RNAs. Find out more

FEATURED EDITORIAL

Achieving Stability For mRNA

Expert panelists featured in this Cell & Gene live event share some of the things researchers are exploring to keep mRNA more stable.

The Future Of Rare Diseases With Cat Lutz

Rare Disease Day was on Feb. 29, 2024, and in honor of this important day, Cell & Gene: The Podcast Host Erin Harris sat down with Jackson Laboratory’s Rare Disease Translational Center's VP, Cat Lutz.

INDUSTRY INSIGHTS

Navigating The Road To Reality For Allogeneic Cell Therapies

Allogeneic cell therapies offer great clinical promise, but they also pose unique challenges. Consider these tips when looking for ways to make the translational journey easier.

CRISPR 101 - Understanding This Powerful Genome Editing Tool

Review the fundamentals of CRISPR technology, development, and its use to manipulate genes in different ways, such as altering their nucleotide sequences or changing their expression.

Solid Tumors: The Next Frontier Of Cancer Immunotherapy

With the use of advanced in vitro models like organ-chips, researchers are gaining a better understanding of CAR T cell therapy in the context of solid tumors.

Outsourcing Vendor Red Flags: Bids And Contracts

Adept CRO communication doesn’t just indicate the vendor’s ability to deliver a thoughtful bid; it demonstrates their ability to analyze, operationalize, and optimize a plan.

Using mRNA-Lipid Nanoparticles For CAR T Cell Therapy

Gene delivery platforms must support a diversity of genetic engineering strategies for genomic medicine development. Learn how lipid nanoparticles can accelerate development from discovery to scale-up.

Discover A Reference Control Alternative To HIV+ Donor Samples

See how this Fortune 100 pharma company successfully addressed its HIV treatment research challenges through a partnership that provided a p24-expressing, non-infectious synthetic T cell mimic.

Flexible Freeze Containers In Gene Therapy Manufacturing

With each batch of cell and gene therapy product representing a wealth of lifesaving potential, this biopharma company needed the right packaging solution for its relatively new therapy applications.

A Multi-Attribute Analysis CE Platform Assesses Identity And Titer Of LVVs

As lentiviral vectors become more attractive options for CGT applications, sponsors need robust, efficient analytical platforms to accommodate upstream and downstream assessment.

Optimizing Cell And Gene Therapy Workflows

Explore the growing field of cell and gene therapies along with a bioreactor system that is enabling researchers to expedite cell culture development and optimize their research time.

Using A 250 mL Bioreactor For AAV Production

This demonstration examines an AAV upstream process in proprietary bioreactors, including an example of using process optimization to increase the fraction of full AAV capsids.

Improve Sterile Drug Quality With Parenteral Filtration

Learn about large and small volume parenteral injectable drugs, their comparative sizes, types, sterilization processes, and applications.

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