Available at research and GMP grade to intensify production of recombinant AAV rAAV viral vectors at any scale from benchtop to 2000L scale bioreactor...

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Meet our Team during Gene Therapy for Rare Disorders, in Boston, MA, Booth #24. Don't miss our presentation on March 8 at 2:30pm EST
Presented by Roel Gordijn, CCO at Polyplus-transfection
Tuesday, March 8, 2022 at 2:30pm EST
Mathieu Porte, Mégane Denu, Marine Ricordel, Jonathan Havard, Coralie Stritt, Yann Philipson, Malik Hellal, Patrick Erbacher
ATMPs have demonstrated their success with already more than ten approved for commercialization. A major challenge for translation of promising research to clinical development is the manufacture of sufficient quantities of AAV. While transient transfection of suspension cells is the most commonly used production platform, scalability of the process is a bottleneck. Here, we present data on novel transfection reagent that combines flexibility of transient transfection with scalability for manufacturing of AAVs in up to 2000L bioreactors.