Raw material testing for gene therapy manufacturing is critical to ensure product safety, efficacy and quality control. It includes comprehensive quality control of starting raw materials, auxiliary materials, production consumables and inner packaging materials, the quality of which directly affects the performance of the final gene therapy product.
CD Formulation is well-versed in evaluating the critical quality attributes (CQA) of a wide range of adjuncts and raw materials used in testing cell and gene therapy products. We offer raw material testing technologies that use proven GMP methodologies, platform technologies, and customized approaches to provide robust, flexible, and high-throughput testing services for gene therapy research.
Raw material testing needs to consider many factors, such as the source, grade, potential external factors, toxicity, etc. Below we will briefly explain the three aspects of quality control, content determination and production process. The quality control programs usually include identification, content, potency, purity, impurities, and other routine tests. In addition, content determination involves different types of total particle number, genomic titer, infectious titer and transduction titer for viral vector products. During the manufacturing process, we must also perform appropriate tests on raw materials to ensure the sterility of the raw materials.
Chemically defined growth media |
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Process buffers, cryopreservation solutions and chemical transfection agents |
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Cytokines, growth factors, enzymes, etc. |
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Technology: The site-specific gene delivery technology
Journal: Biomaterials
IF: 12.4
Published: 2011
The article discusses the creation of a new type of nanometer-sized complex (CDplexes) using a cyclodextrin platform with a polycationic cluster and hydrophobic tails (paCDs) that can bind with plasmid DNA for broad transfection capabilities. The hypothesis is that adding biorecognizable elements to the cyclodextrin's hydrophilic rim would allow the resulting nanoparticles to specifically interact with cell receptors. This was validated by developing a method to create glyco-amphiphilic CDs (pGaCDs) that can self-assemble with DNA into nanoparticles recognized by mannose-specific lectins. These nanoparticles were found to bind specifically to macrophages and facilitate gene delivery in a mannose-dependent manner, suggesting their potential for targeted gene therapy.
CD Formulation relies on an advanced technology platform and a strong research team that can provide reliable technical support for key aspects of gene therapy products. If you are interested in us, please feel free to contact us.
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