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Enabling In Vivo Lentiviral Therapies: Manufacturing Strategies to Improve Purity, Scalability, and...

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Lentiviral vectors are gaining momentum not just asex vivotools but as potentialin vivotherapeutic platforms. But with that shift comes a number of manufacturing challenges, including higher doses, tighter control of impurities, greater batch consistency, and scalable processes to meet both clinical and commercial needs.

In this GEN Podcast, two experts from SK pharmteco, a global CMO, address these challenges and lay out some best practices that guide the manufacture of lentiviral vectors with the requisite purity, robustness, and economic feasibility required for widespread clinical adoption.

Podcast Guests:

Tatiana Nanda, PhD

CTO, Cell and Gene Therapy

SK pharmteco

Mardhani Aparajithan

Director of Manufacturing,

Science and Technology

SK pharmteco


Produced with support from:

GENcastMultimediaPodcastsContract manufacturingNovel biotherapeuticsViral vector (Applied microbiology)SK pharmteco

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