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Utilizing a Closed Manufacturing System for Cell and Gene Therapy Development

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Cell and gene therapy involves extracting cells, protein or genetic material from a patient or donor and altering them to provide a highly personalised therapy. These therapies have shown potential to offer longer-lasting effects than traditional methods.

In this talk, we will discuss the value of moving towards modular and automated, closed-system technologies designed to enable scalable and cost-effective manufacturing. Also learn more about how ViaCyte, a clinical stage regenerative medicine company, is focused on delivering novel stem cell-derived pancreatic cell replacement therapies as a functional cure for diabetes. Producing the stem cells required to support development of these therapies and future commercial demand requires an aggressive scale-up effort.

Watch this webinar to learn about:
  • The current challenges in cell therapy manufacturing 
  • How the Gibco CTS Rotea system utilizes the proven counterflow centrifugation method to enable exceptional performance for cell therapy development
  • How the Rotea system is processing stem cell aggregates in bioreactors as part of a cell therapy scale-up effort

Speaker Information:

Mary Ann

Mary Ann Santos

Cell and Gene Therapy Senior Business Development Manager

Emily Benz

Emily Benz

Process Development Engineer II, ViaCyte

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Eric Dubofsky 

Biomedical Engineering Master's student at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo

 

Watch this webinar to learn about:

  • The current challenges in cell therapy manufacturing 
  • How the Gibco CTS Rotea system utilizes the proven counterflow centrifugation method to enable exceptional performance for cell therapy development
  • How the Rotea system is processing stem cell aggregates in bioreactors as part of a cell therapy scale-up effort

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