Expert Insights On Upstream Bioprocessing
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TFF Offers Ideal Anaerobic, GMP Conditions For LBP Concentration
12/8/2025
When configured correctly, TFF provides the gentle processing environment and oxygen protection required for strict anaerobes.
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Strained Manufacturing, Complexity Stymie In Vivo Progress
12/4/2025
Explicitly mapping delivery challenges to the associated GMP process steps converts biological risk into operational risk.
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An End-To-End Automated HTP Platform For Cell Line Optimization
11/20/2025
Bristol Myers Squibb's high-throughput stable CHO platform produces high-titer, high-quality material in a fraction of the conventional timeline.
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Solving The Stem Cell Consistency Conundrum With iMSCs
11/17/2025
The ability to produce unlimited batches of induced mesenchymal stem cells from a single iPSC cell bank is, perhaps, one of their most alluring features.
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Sensitive Critical Starting Materials Need A 'Just-In-Data' Approach
11/14/2025
Here's a blueprint for transforming the fragmented, high-risk interface between vector and cell therapy platforms into a unified, predictable, and compliant system.
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Exploring The Benefits Of Electroporation In NK Cell Transfection
11/14/2025
Electroporation creates temporary holes in cell membranes for genetic material to slip through. The technique offers some key advantages to viral transduction.
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A Multi-Omics Approach For Characterizing Clinical-Scale iPSC Batches
11/6/2025
The transition from 2D to 3D cell culture requires a combination of advanced analytical techniques, but aligning new methods with established principles can be challenging.
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Here's A Thought: What If Gene Editing Didn't Use Bacterial Enzymes?
10/27/2025
Citing the dismally few wins for CRISPR/Cas9 and other gene editing systems, one scientist proposes delivering zinc finger DNA-binding peptides using AAV6 vectors.
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Analyzing CAR-T Surface Proteins With Immunoprecipitation Coupled With Mass Spectrometry
10/24/2025
Among other benefits, the approach can help compare CAR constructs, evaluate the effects of manufacturing processes, and monitor changes in protein interactions.
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How Sethera Harnesses A Promiscuous Enzyme To Make Recombinant Peptides
10/21/2025
A class of enzymes previously believed to be specific and intolerant of change might actually have broad applicability.