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CAR T cells: closed and semi-automated processing

CAR T cells: closed and semi-automated processing

A robust workflow that can be adapted for cGMP compliance in commercial production. Achieves 1 × 1010 expanded T cells in 8 days.

Lentiviral vector upstream process

Lentiviral vector upstream process

Upstream lentiviral vector process with stable producer cell line that can be adapted for commercial manufacturing. Scales linearly from 5 to 28 L in Xcellerex bioreactors yielding ≥ 1010 TU/L of LV-GFP.

How and when to get started with GMP

How and when to get started with GMP

Two cell therapy experts provide practical advice on when and how to start thinking about compliance with good manufacturing practices (GMP).

Controlled endpoint in cryopreservation

Controlled endpoint in cryopreservation

This study was designed to answer the question: When is it safe to transfer cell samples from a controlled-rate freezer to liquid nitrogen storage?

Is a rapid cooling step needed?

Is a rapid cooling step needed?

This study shows comparable results when freezing cells with or without a rapid-cooling nucleation step.

Consistent cord blood cryopreservation

Consistent cord blood cryopreservation

Customer study shows reproducible cord blood freezing without liquid nitrogen.

Water free vs water bath cell thawing

Water free vs water bath cell thawing

Read about this benchmarking study and benefits of dry thawing technology.

Developments in cell expansion for cell processing

Developments in cell expansion for cell processing

Expand your knowledge on perfusion, our rocking technology and more by reading through our latest papers and posters.

Natural killer cells manufacturing

Natural killer cells manufacturing

Workflow for NK cell production from apheresis units. Isolation, xeno-free expansion, harvest, and cryopreservation amenable to GMP manufacturing.

CBMG and GE Healthcare collaboration

CBMG and GE Healthcare collaboration

CBMG accelerates cell therapy manufacturing with GE Healthcare’s start-to-finish FlexFactory for cellular therapies.

Interrupted cooling in cryopreservation

Interrupted cooling in cryopreservation

How does a power interruption during cooling affect post-thaw cell viability? This study demonstrates minimal effect of power outages and interrupted cooling during cryopreservation when using a VIA Freeze controlled-rate freezer.

The Supply Chain Challenge

The Supply Chain Challenge

Overcoming the challenges of manufacturing and administering a complex product to any patient is critical for delivering cell therapies. Here two industry experts provide practical advice on strategies to meet supply chain challenges.

Delivering LN<sub>2</sub>-free multi-bag cryopreservation

Delivering LN2-free multi-bag cryopreservation

A proof-of-concept study that demonstrates the controlled cooling of large volume biological samples with high and consistent post-thaw recovery. An alternative solution to cryopreserving with liquid nitrogen.

Enabling LN2-free large-volume cryopreservation in vials

Enabling LN2-free large-volume cryopreservation in vials

Cooling protocol and proof-of-concept study for the cryopreservation of large-volume biological samples in cryovials. Achieve high and consistent post-thaw recovery of up to 50 mL in this liquid nitrogen-free cell freezing method.

Oncolytic adenovirus production

Oncolytic adenovirus production

Customer case study describes a robust upstream process and downstream process for oncolytic adenovirus production. Purity of final samples meets regulatory requirements.

Unifying cell therapy logistics and manufacturing

Unifying cell therapy logistics and manufacturing

For cell and gene therapies, the supply chain and logistics are critical. Collaboration is the key to solving data management and process variability challenges.

Case study: lentiviral vector process development

Case study: lentiviral vector process development

Development of a scalable process to produce high-yield lentiviral vector batches using stable, suspension-based production methods.

Vein to vein: a basic step by step cell therapy primer

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