Gene therapies are crucial to cure formerly untreatable diseases. With 7-log disparities in annual demand depending on indications, manufacturers may need to reach up to 1×1020 vgs capacity. This variability led to a scission between adherence and suspension-based processes, making capacity requirements and choice of expression system key in technology adoption.
To tackle this lack of flexibility novel structured fixed-bed bioreactors were developed. Integrated into intensified and continuous platforms these technologies have shown adaptability to both adherent and suspension cell culture modalities offering:
- Increased production capacity at all scales
- Low operational volume and commercial footprint
- Flexibility in expression system and process parameters
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