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The cost challenge in CAR-T manufacturing: Physical and chemical methods to optimize transduction and lower costs

High viral vector costs can limit the scalability and affordability of CAR-T manufacturing. This literature review highlights a study from Silva Couto et al. published in Molecular Therapy Advances that systematically evaluates physical and chemical methods to optimize lentiviral transduction and lower costs of CAR-T therapy manufacturing.

Read the literature review to learn more about how to:

  • Increase CAR expression: See how some transduction enhancers can increased CAR expression.
  • Optimize key process parameters: Apply evidence-based spinoculation settings to improve transduction without compromising cell growth.
  • Reduce reliance on vector dose escalation: Understand why process optimization can outperform adding more vector.
  • Support scalable manufacturing: Review results showing nearly doubled CAR expression in the optimized workflow, with comparable product quality and robustness across donors.

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The cost challenge in CAR-T manufacturing: Physical and chemical methods to optimize transduction and lower costs

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