MANUFACTURING ARTICLES
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Engineering Transient In Vivo CAR-T: Extending Expression, Expanding Access, And Rethinking Immune Reset
In this Q&A, Michael Lam, Ph.D., explores how circular RNA and targeted delivery extend transient CAR expression to enable deep B-cell depletion and controllable immune reset.
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Bridging The Manufacturing Chemistries Between Drug Research And Development For Morpholino Oligos
Standardizing Morpholino chemistry could streamline development and FDA pathways, improving consistency, scalability, and delivery performance across antisense therapeutics.
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From Supporting Component to Strategic Driver: The Evolving Role of gRNA in CRISPR Therapeutics
Guide RNA is evolving from a simple targeting reagent into a complex, engineered molecule shaped by expanding CRISPR modalities, increasing length and modification demands, and tighter integration with manufacturability, analytical control, and regulatory expectations.
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A Novel Co-Tethered Transcription Platform For High-Yield, High-Purity mRNA Synthesis
Co-tethered transcription boosts mRNA yield and purity by organizing transcription machinery, reducing dsRNA impurities, and streamlining production for scalable RNA therapeutics.
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A New Approach To RNA Synthesis And Purification: Rethinking A Persistent Bottleneck
Photocleavable supports enable light-triggered RNA release, reducing reliance on chromatography and streamlining synthesis, scalability, and purity for complex RNA therapeutics.
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Oligos, mRNA, Or Gene Editing: Where Should You Bet?
Investing in RNA and gene editing requires balancing risk, timing, and scale — understanding how oligos, mRNA, and CRISPR each drive value across a converging biotech landscape.
ARTICLES, APP NOTES, CASE STUDIES, & WHITE PAPERS
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Find out more about the key steps for successful mRNA vaccine production, which encompasses mRNA manufacturing, and ways that you can save valuable time from the start of manufacturing.
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Explore scalable processes for lentiviral vector production and clarification at the 50 L scale, utilizing the CTS LV-MAX system and single-use bioreactors for robust gene therapy manufacturing.
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Explore strategies for accommodating the ever-increasing upstream titers and volumes to prevent downstream purification from becoming a bottleneck.
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Learn about a combination of teaching methodologies that facilitate engaging and efficient training on single-use technology to help users of all skill levels prevent damage and leakage.
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Choosing the right mRNA manufacturing model can define your success. Learn how to weigh control, cost, and flexibility to build a strategy that supports innovation and long-term growth.
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Precise enzyme selection in IVT reduces dsRNA byproducts and boosts capping efficiency. This ensures high-quality mRNA production while easing the burden of complex downstream purification processes.
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Both physical and chemical nonviral gene delivery systems for ex vivo genetic modification offer advantages over viral vectors, including smaller scale production and the low risk of immunogenicity.