Gene and Cell Therapy – Multimedia

Download this listicle to learn about key approaches, challenges and advances in gene therapy.

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The most common form of muscular dystrophy is called Duchenne. The disease is caused by a faulty gene that interferes with how muscle cells produce a protein called dystrophin. It’s part of a vital protein complex that works to strengthen and protect muscle fibers.

This video aims to address frequently questions, hopes and concerns that patients and caregivers, across many different diseases, have about gene therapy.

In this episode, we discuss the potential of personalized, precision approaches to change healthcare. We hear how cancer care has been one of the first areas to take advantage of patient-specific data, the risks and rewards of increased access to genomic data and how neuroscience is beginning to explore diseases of the brain at a personal level.

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Download this application note to discover an assay solution for studying and optimizing CAR T cells that can monitor key cell attributes continuously, capture live cell images and track the continuum of target cell killing.

This compendium aims to help you understand and overcome the challenges of oligonucleotide and gene therapies.

This instalment of Teach Me in 10 features Dr Theo Roth, whose work bridges a number of different fields, such as genome engineering, cancer immunology and cell-based therapies.

Download this info kit for seven pieces of content which will provide you with simple, fast and robust methods for the development of vaccines and gene therapies.