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| An Enhanced Feed for Evolving mAb Process Platforms | Designed to improve manufacturability and process efficiencies, BalanCD CHO Feed 4 Evo is an evolved formulation that delivers the high performance of our original BalanCD CHO Feed 4 while continuing to meet current and future mAbs manufacturing needs. Amplify titers across small- to large-scale process development and manufacturing. Drive high productivity with increased media stability and a simplified hydration process. Explore Solutions for mAbs Production |
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By Bioprocess Online Live | In this Bioprocess Online Live, chief editor Tyler Menichiello was joined by Ted Peters, Ph.D., head of cell line development at Immunome, and Ronan O’Kennedy, Ph.D., from ROK Bioconsulting, to discuss cell line development (CLD) and characterization. | |
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| Efficient Monitoring Of Escherichia Coli Feeding Strategies | Application Note | By Sonja Steinsiek, Sarah Wirth, and Igor Vassilev, Eppendorf SE | Consistent, contamination-free sampling is critical for reliable bioprocess data. Automation enables frequent, hands-free collection, improving efficiency and insight while reducing manual workload. |
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| Tips For Viral Vector Production | Article | Cytiva | Delve into how meticulous purification optimization can maximize recovery and impurity removal by leveraging scalable downstream technologies to meet regulatory and process economy requirements. |
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| Developing A Scalable Protocol For T Cell Activation, Expansion | Poster | By Weiping Sun, Xing Zhang, Zhaolu Yan, et al., ACROBiosystems | Explore a scalable protocol for T cell activation and expansion, designed to enhance workflows. This approach ensures robust T cell growth, viability, and memory phenotypes for applications. |
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| An Automated Cell-Processing Platform For MSC Harvest | Application Note | CellBri | Discover closed, automated harvest, formulation, and dispensing of umbilical cord MSCs at commercial scale, with data on viability, recovery, and filling precision, including single runs. |
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| Solving The DNA Knock-In Problem | Article | Applied StemCell | An in‑depth exploration of why large, precise DNA knock‑ins limit cell therapy progress—and how site‑specific integration enables durable, scalable genetic engineering solutions. |
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| Gram-Scale Transient Antibody Production In CHO-S Cells | Application Note | MaxCyte, Inc. | Learn about electroporation technology that has been found to improve transfection efficiency and cell viability significantly, without requiring specific expression constructs or specialized reagents. |
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| Bioreactor Scaling Made Simpler | Webinar | Cytiva | Gain insight into how digital standardized tools can streamline your scaling processes and enable more accurate prediction and visualization of your scaling needs. |
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| Automated Manufacturing Of Tumor-Reactive T Cells | Poster | Miltenyi Biotec | Examine how CD137-based enrichment improves glioblastoma TIL manufacturing by expanding reactive T cell populations, preserving unique clonotypes, and strengthening autologous tumor cell killing. |
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| Webinar: Process Intensification Beyond mAbs: Advancing Perfusion Manufacturing for Cell & Gene Therapies | How can upstream process intensification improve cell and gene therapy manufacturing? Join Repligen to explore how perfusion and advanced cell retention technologies can boost cell density, increase productivity, and address scale-up challenges across lentiviral vector, CAR-T, NK cell, and iPSC manufacturing. Discover practical strategies for improving efficiency while maintaining critical quality attributes and reducing manufacturing costs. Click here to learn more. |
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