553 Biomanufacturing


Description:
As immunotherapy advances toward the clinic, biomanufacturing has emerged as a potential bottleneck for the consistent production of high-quality, personalized immunotherapy products. This session will focus on engineering studies and solutions for the biomanufacturing challenge. Topics of interest include but are not limited to primary cell isolation, genetic modification, expansion, and characterization; antibody manufacturing and formulation; and the development of off-the-shelf cell products.

Sponsor:
Immunotherapy


Chair:
Nitin Agrawal
George Mason University
Bioengineering
Fairfax, VA
Phone Number: 7039933970
Email: nagrawa2@gmu.edu


Papers:
Ruben Carbonell: Invited Talk on Immunotherapy Biomanufacturing
Ruben G. Carbonell, North Carolina State University
Improving Homogeneous Differentiation of Stem Cells By CRISPR-Mediated Knockout
Christina Chan, Michigan State Uiversity; Ryan Thompson, Michigan State University
Liposome Targeted Proliferation of Cytotoxic T Cells
Nitin Agrawal, George Mason University
Abstract Submissions Closed
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