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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 | A panel of experts discusses best practices for aligning automation technologies with short-term and long-term gene therapy goals. |
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Hear advice for developers who are worried that the FDA will not accept changes in their process that include a new analytical method. |
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| Resolving Common Single-Use Concerns | Article | By Evan Hagen, Charter Medical | Demand for single-use production tools, components, expertise, and capabilities grows as cell therapies evolve. However, concerns and misconceptions remain about single-use solutions. |
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| Assurance Of Clonality For Biotherapeutics | White Paper | Advanced Instruments, Inc. | The clonality of master cell banks (MCBs) for production cell lines is a key requirement in biotherapeutics manufacturing. Learn how new devices help optimize the cloning process. |
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