Cell & Gene
Therapy CTDMO
Contract Testing, Development,
and Manufacturing Services for Advanced Therapies.
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Delivering the Future
of Medicine
We are a global contract testing, development and manufacturing organization, (CTDMO). We enable the discovery, development, testing, manufacturing, and commercialization of cell and gene therapies. Our services and solutions accelerate time to market and support customer programs around the world. Our vision is that one day, every drug can be made, and every disease can be treated.
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Innovative and Transformative Services
For more than 20 years, we have been working with pioneers in advanced therapies to help them successfully discover, develop, manufacture and release their products for patient use.
Contract Testing
Proven analytical method development, lot release testing, viral clearance, stability, and more.
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Process Development
Expert and flexible approaches to develop, scale, and optimize your processes and methods.
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IND Enabling Studies
Optimize processes, ensure GMP readiness, and secure data required for your IND submission.
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Clinical Manufacturing
Phase appropriate approaches that accelerate timelines and ensure quality clinical production.
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Commercial Manufacturing
High-quality, high-volume capacity, infrastructure, logistics, and systems which have passed inspection.
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Expertise
Facilities
Quality
Regulatory
Supply Chain
Modalities and Therapeutic Areas
Our experience and services cover CAR-T, T-Cell, TIL, MSC, AAV, Lenti, mAbs, Vaccines and other common advanced therapies.
Autologous
Allogeneic
Monoclonal Antibodies
Vaccines
Viral Vectors
Articles & Events
Transferring Potency Assays from Lab to GMP Production: 5 Key Strategies for Success
Transferring potency assays is a critical step in the development and manufacturing of biological products, especially for CGTs. Ensuring success requires careful planning, clear agreements, effective training, proactive material readiness, and structured communication.
