On-Demand Cell Line Development Webinars

  1. Rapid Media And Feed Screening Options For Targeted CHO Clones 11/17/2022

    Explore efficient and effective ways to identify a formulation for your clone – helping you streamline your process and achieve desired results.

  2. Characterizing LVVs Using Capillary Electrophoresis Platform Technology 11/8/2022

    This presentation introduces the applications of lentiviruses in cell and gene therapies, and outlines important analytical characteristics associated with these viral vectors.

  3. Approaching High Resolution AAV Analysis On A Single CE Platform 11/8/2022

    Explore the results of a high-throughput multiple CQA analysis of AAV using the same samples on a single platform within one day.

  4. RNA Interference - From Single Gene Studies To Whole Genome Screens 11/7/2022

    Endoribonuclease-prepared siRNAs (esiRNAs) are able to overcome the limitations of RNAi. Learn about esiRNAs, their advantages over standard siRNAs, and ways this technology is utilized in different research fields.

  5. Single Cell Cloning — What Could Possibly Go Wrong? 9/30/2022

    Hear from featured speakers as they explore single cell cloning and its associated techniques.

  6. Select, Validate A Generic CHO HCP ELISA For Process Development 7/20/2022

    Gain access to practical guidance and an intuitive understanding of how to establish a generic CHO HCP ELISA for your process development.

  7. Examining The Use of Osmolality Within Viral Vector Manufacturing 7/7/2022

    Take a look at the control of osmolality throughout the viral vector workflow and what this may mean for future process improvement within the field.

  8. Addressing Upstream Cell Culture Challenges As A Community 6/14/2022

    John Hopkins University's Michael J. Betenbaugh speaks to the Advanced Mammalian Biomanufacturing Innovation Center's work with new data sources to improve process modeling.

  9. Mass Spectrometry For Biopharmaceutical Process Development 6/14/2022

    Learn how at-line analytics are valuable for process modeling and biosimulation through topics such as digital design and modeling cell culture processes.

  10. Expand Your Capabilities And Speed Time-to-Clinic With The Perfect Combination Of Technology And Expertise 6/3/2022

    Here, we highlight the cell line development workflow required to produce stable and scalable clones that are ready to be used in a clinical or commercial setting.