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Breaking through technological barriers and accelerating industrial development - Challenges and countermeasures for the development of new generation cell gene therapy


The key step in cellular gene therapy is to use viral vectors for immune cell editing, and then deliver the edited cells with targeted effects or gene drugs directly to target tissues or cells. Therefore, viral safety, genotoxicity (tumorigenicity), and immunotoxicity have received widespread attention, and selecting and constructing suitable, safe, and effective vector systems has become a very important task in cellular gene therapy.


The concept of "quality comes from design" is applicable to production processes and early research and development. Studying and clarifying the key quality attributes of cell gene therapy products in the early research and development stage is conducive to a deeper understanding of the correlation between product quality attributes and clinical safety and effectiveness.


Eppendorf has always been concerned about the development of the cell gene therapy industry. We have invited cutting-edge research units and senior speakers to share their experience in developing cell gene therapy products. We have conducted in-depth discussions on the current technical difficulties and solutions, product processes and quality control points, as well as issues to be noted in commercial development.


Live time: Thursday, August 10, 2023, 19:00-21:00


Topic 1: Development and Application of Universal CAR-T Technology

Lecturer:Dr. Tan Binghe, Vice President of Production and CMC at Bangyao Biotechnology


Topic 2: tRNA Gene Therapy

Lecturer:Kong Lingjie, co-founder of Kedong Biotechnology


Topic 3: Virus vectors required for CGT drug development

Lecturer:Yuan Sen, Marketing Manager at Eppendorf


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