07.28.25 -- Using Algae To Manufacture Oral Biologics With Lumen Bioscience's Craig Behnke, Ph.D.

Learn about a feeder-free method to differentiate CD8+ single positive T cells from human induced pluripotent stem cells, which offers promising advancements for scalable and efficient cell therapies.

Discover how to gain precise control over one of the most common and critical forms of protein modification for therapeutic benefit and stability.

Learn about the key stages of drug discovery and screening as well as how to overcome bottlenecks in screening mRNA-LNPs to rapidly develop genomic medicines.

Mitogen-activated protein kinase cascades regulate key cellular processes like proliferation, differentiation, and apoptosis. Explore how these pathways maintain cellular homeostasis and contribute to disease development.

The demand for extracellular vesicles (EVs) is increasing due to their therapeutic promise. Explore two scalable platforms that address production challenges to support EVs' expanding applications.

Review the development of a high-strength synthetic gene promoter that enhances titers while maintaining exceptional product quality and expression stability.

Transposase-mediated genome engineering enables the robust and stable relocation of discrete DNA segments (transposons) in the genome, providing a valuable tool for stable transgene expression.

Here, we used single B cell antibody discovery to rapidly identify a diverse set of high-affinity, neutralizing VHH from immunized llamas against CD200R1, an emerging therapeutic immune checkpoint target.

Explore the differences between three cell culture bioprocesses using bench-scale CHO cells, and why tracking specific parameters is important to achieving the inoculation of bioreactors at high viability.

This advanced cell line development technology overcomes production challenges related to the expression and scalability of complex biologics.

Conventional electroporation methods struggle with damaging heat buildup. Discover how innovative flow technology leverages physics to protect cells and enable large-scale therapeutic production.