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To support the development of mRNA-based therapies scientists require platforms that will help to address the selectivity and capacity requirements for the large-scale manufacturing of mRNA used in vaccine and gene therapy applications.

To adequately assess the safety and efficacy of candidate gene therapies, robust bioanalytical technologies must support regulated studies. Hence, many labs now incorporate the latest qPCR and digital PCR (dPCR) methods into their preclinical and clinical development workflows to assure data accuracy and product effectiveness.

This webinar highlights the latest affinity chromatography solutions for the quick and easy purification of multiple AAV serotypes across a variety of column setups.

In this webinar, our expert speaker Dr. Phillip Kim from the University of Toronto will be discussing the ML methods he currently implements in his lab that enables de novo antibody design. He will also cover ML-based sequence design and scoring methods, as well as diffusion models.

The biopharma industry has used capillary electrophoresis for many years to help improve the quality of biopharmaceuticals. Traditionally, scientists have utilized single capillaries or chips in these systems, requiring samples to be run in series.
However, a new multi-capillary system was recently launched, enabling scientists to parallel process eight samples simultaneously. Discover the impact of multi-capillary systems in the development of cell and gene therapies and therapeutic proteins.

In the webinar, we discuss a suite of metabolic stability assays developed using an AEMS system.

This webinar explores how the latest humanized mouse models are advancing immuno-oncology by helping researchers study immune checkpoint blockades.

This webinar explores how the latest humanized mouse models are advancing inflammatory disease research by helping scientists evaluate drug candidates of interest.

This webinar explores how the latest humanized mouse models are advancing infectious disease research by helping scientists evaluate drug candidates of interest.

In this webinar, hear three Tech Note authors present their work and explain the genesis of their research. First of all, Lakshmanan Deenadayalan will present a sensitive method for the quantification of formoterol – a drug used to treat asthma and COPD – in human plasma. Then, Eshani Nandita will introduce a sensitive multiplexed quantification of two commonly co-administered mAbs using the ZenoTOF 7600 system with SCIEX OS software. Finally, Ian Moore will show us how to achieve increased sensitivity for quantification in complex matrices using the SCIEX 7500 system. At the end of the presentations, you will be able to interact with the speakers and ask any questions.