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Webinar

When does outsourcing autologous collection center qualification and the cell therapy supply chain make sense?

Allogeneic Cell Sourcing, Cell Collection Network, Clinical Trials Support, Industry Standardization

View Webinar The first autologous CAR-T therapy was approved in 2017, and the industry has since gained substantial operating experience, treating tens of thousands of patients globally. Some drug sponsors have developed in-house teams to manage, improve, and maintain the infrastructure needed for these complex therapies, while others have opted to outsource these responsibilities. The…

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Understanding and leveraging cord blood bank capabilities and practices in cell therapy development

Allogeneic Cell Sourcing, Cell Collection Network, Clinical Trials Support, Industry Standardization

View Webinar The cord blood banking industry has been around for over 30 years, focusing on acquiring units for use in hematopoietic stem cell transplant. Recent research indicates that cord blood can be a valuable source of naïve cells for cell therapy manufacturing. Cord blood banks are evolving their processes to accommodate the use of…

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Optimizing Access to High-Quality, Standardized and Compliant Leukopaks for the Development and Commercialization of Allogeneic Therapies

Allogeneic Cell Sourcing, Cell Collection Network, Clinical Trials Support, Industry Standardization

View Webinar Cellular starting material is the most critical component in the allogeneic cell therapy manufacturing process. Ensuring material access while maintaining quality, consistency and regulatory compliance are necessary throughout every stage of clinical development through commercialization. During this webinar, you will learn about: Factors to ensure streamlined access to high-quality, consistent starting material for…

Case Study

How Cell Therapy Clinical Trials Can Save Time and Cost

Allogeneic Cell Sourcing, Clinical Trials Support

A client initiated a Phase I clinical trial for its allogeneic cell therapy. Several months in, limited success recruiting patients had led to an expensive lack of progress. The client engaged with the CIBMTR® Bioinformatics Consulting team through NMDP BioTherapies℠ to identify U.S. states and counties with the highest density of patients and donors with…

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Leveraging the Experience of Cord Blood Banking in Development of Cellular Therapies

Allogeneic Cell Sourcing

Along with gaining insights into how to tap into the expertise of cord blood banks and access therapy-matched cord blood units (CBUs), you’ll get a better understanding of: Comprehensive benefits of cords as an allogeneic cell source for cellular therapy Characteristics and attributes of the existing CBU inventory Importance of managing logistics for delivery of…

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Understanding Donor Characteristics to Improve Allogeneic Cell Therapy Outcomes for All

Allogeneic Cell Sourcing

Can donor-reported characteristics, like race and ethnicity, impact data quality for allogeneic cell therapies? That’s one of the questions our expert panelists will discuss during our upcoming webinar. You’ll walk away with a better understanding of:  Efficiencies in donor selection to reduce uncertainties about HLA matching and improve allogeneic cell therapy outcomes  HLA complexity in cell source selection …

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International Differences in Cellular Starting Material Quality and Regulatory Requirements

Allogeneic Cell Sourcing

Navigating international differences in regulations for cellular starting material is complex. This is particularly true because the rapid advancement of the industry sometimes precedes regulatory guidance. When you’re procuring cellular starting material or distributing a cell or gene therapy product across international borders, you must consider the country or regional requirements at play and where…