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Upstream processing for cell therapy Compared to production volumes associated with other biologics (e.g. mAbs: 2000L to 10000L) cell therapy production volumes are more commonly between 1L to 10L. Even the quality parameters are different. Instea...

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Cell culture Both autologous and allogeneic cells are obtained from donors utilizing methods including but not limited to apheresis aspirates and surgical biopsies. The donor cells of interest are processed to remove undesirable contaminants and p...

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Cell culture Both autologous and allogeneic cells are obtained from donors utilizing methods including but not limited to apheresis aspirates and surgical biopsies. The donor cells of interest are processed to remove undesirable contaminants and p...

Cell culture Both autologous and allogeneic cells are obtained from donors utilizing methods including but not limited to apheresis aspirates and surgical biopsies. The donor cells of interest are processed to remove undesirable contaminants and p...

Cell culture Both autologous and allogeneic cells are obtained from donors utilizing methods including but not limited to apheresis aspirates and surgical biopsies. The donor cells of interest are processed to remove undesirable contaminants and p...

Cell culture Both autologous and allogeneic cells are obtained from donors utilizing methods including but not limited to apheresis aspirates and surgical biopsies. The donor cells of interest are processed to remove undesirable contaminants and p...

Cell culture Both autologous and allogeneic cells are obtained from donors utilizing methods including but not limited to apheresis aspirates and surgical biopsies. The donor cells of interest are processed to remove undesirable contaminants and p...

Cell culture Both autologous and allogeneic cells are obtained from donors utilizing methods including but not limited to apheresis aspirates and surgical biopsies. The donor cells of interest are processed to remove undesirable contaminants and p...