Our team are excited to be coming together with the Treg community this week at the 6th Annual Treg Summit in Boston. Our CMO Luke Devey will be joining a panel discussion today (May 22) and our VP Biology Marc Martinez-Llordella will be presenting an update on Quell’ scientific progress tomorrow (May 23). #CARTregs
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How can you identify the most optimal cells in a diverse population? In this video, Nora Fekete-Drimusz, our Head of Biology, discusses how our technology can help address this challenge, demonstrating the workflow and highlighting the benefits of the CellShepherd, launched at SLAS earlier this year. Here are the top 3 benefits our technology offers for cell research: 1. Efficient use of low volumes from rare samples 2. Real-time cellular monitoring 3. Remarkable reproducibility #BiotechInnovation #SingleCellResearch #SingleCellAnalysis #SingleCellimaging #SingleCellDispensing #SingleCellIsolation #NKcells
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I had chalked ESM3 up as just another AI hypetrain. But generating a protein by describing it using natural language is what makes this such a landmark achievement. This week I had the pleasure of writing about some awesome new releases in #synbio - ESM3 and the new CRISPR-less DNA manipulation technique. Both are extremely promising and honestly quite sci-fi. ESM3 being able to generalise and reason over the endless reams of biological sequence data to actually identify patterns, and navigate through them using natural language... it's like we've cracked the Rosetta Stone but for biology. It's hard for me to convey just how exciting I think that is. And CRISPR-less DNA manipulation... well, I mean, that's not huge in itself. TALENs and excision enzymes could already do this. The actual fascinating hook of bridge RNA recombinases is that it enables DNA manipulation *without breaking any DNA*. Which, if you think of genomes as essentially being LEGO sets whereby the bricks are the base pairs... well, it just makes no physical sense right? They key thing being that it uses covalent intermediates. Essentially, unlike CRISPR, it never leaves a broken strand exposed. It just swaps one bond for another. This was so much fun to write about, and I look forward to seeing how these tools end up shaping the future of the bioeconomy. This was a new kind of article for me as well - would love some feedback if anyone gets a moment to read it! 🧪
Two 𝗵𝘂𝗴𝗲 new innovations dropped this week - one for the wet lab, one for the dry lab. But why are they so important? Mark Lord explores in our latest article 👇 EvolutionaryScale Matthew Durrant Springer Nature Group #synbio https://lnkd.in/erJFiH5Z
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Join phase separation biology field leaders Tanja Mittag, Michael K. Rosen and many others for Biomolecular Condensates this fall in Breckenridge, CO, USA. Registration is open until the start of the meeting, September 6, 2024! https://hubs.la/Q02KhCk20 . . #KSCondensates25 #phaseseparation #condensates #biomolecularcondensates #phaseseparation #drugdevelopment #keystonesymposia #keystoneconferences #biologyconferences #scientificresearch
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Are you looking to learn more about Spatial Biology ❓ Spatial Biology for BioPharma Europe debuts in London, May 8-9th 2024, as 60+ biopharma leaders join to network, share knowledge, and learn from industry-leading organisations. Register Your Free Pass Today - https://ter.li/cmf885 #spatialbiology #spatialcomputing #spatialtranscriptomics #computationalbiology
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Lentivirus manufacturing may provide specific challenges but her we see industry, academia and suppliers partnering to address these needs. See below how LV specific AIEX membranes can drive 3- fold improvement in LV recovery. #lentivirus #DSP #satorius
It was a pleasure to attend the ESACT - European Society for Animal Cell Technology meeting a few weeks ago to share some exciting data we have generated at Oxford Biomedica in collaboration with Sartorius and UCL Biochemical Engineering. Through the use of a novel anion-exchange membrane that has been designed specifically for Lentiviral Vector purification, we have been able to obtain a 3-fold boost in LV recovery over the downstream process. With this novel membrane, DSP LV recovery as high as 90% can be achieved. #OXB - George Pamenter, Maria Kapanidou, Ciaran Lamont, Lee Davies, Carol Knevelman & Kyriacos Mitrophanous.
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Check out our latest poster notes from CASSS MS/HOS 2024 – Sharing Science Solutions showcasing data from our new AutoFox® System! Demonstration of Adalimumab Structural Stability in Various pHs using High Throughput HRPF with the AutoFox Protein Footprinting System. —These findings provide valuable insights into the stability and conformational dynamics of Adalimumab under different pH conditions. Streamline Mass Spec-Based Structural Biology Experiments with the High-Throughput AutoFox Protein Footprinting System. —The AutoFox System provides accurate measurements of solvent accessibility, as indicated by strong correlations between the calculated protection factors (PF) and known crystal structure solvent accessibility (SASA). https://lnkd.in/gynyp-Q3 #MassSpec2024 #structuralbiology #HRPF #ProteinFootrpinting #GenNextTechnologies #drugdevelopment #drugdiscovery
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Understanding where we came from is essential to deepening the #FiercelyUnited culture that drives us forward. Today, as we officially kick off our annual birthday week, we have the honor of hearing from our five founders: Noubar Afeyan, Molly Gibson, Gevorg Grigoryan, Avak Kahvejian, and Geoffrey von Maltzahn. Together, we’ll explore the challenges, breakthroughs, and vision that shaped our founding—strengthening our shared understanding of where we’ve been and where we’re headed as we continue to redefine what’s possible when biology becomes programmable. #GenerativeBiology | #NowWeCan
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3-fold improvement to lentiviral vector downstream recoveries using new LV specific AIEX membranes from Sartorius. Shows what can be achieved when technologies are properly tailored for viral vectors!
It was a pleasure to attend the ESACT - European Society for Animal Cell Technology meeting a few weeks ago to share some exciting data we have generated at Oxford Biomedica in collaboration with Sartorius and UCL Biochemical Engineering. Through the use of a novel anion-exchange membrane that has been designed specifically for Lentiviral Vector purification, we have been able to obtain a 3-fold boost in LV recovery over the downstream process. With this novel membrane, DSP LV recovery as high as 90% can be achieved. #OXB - George Pamenter, Maria Kapanidou, Ciaran Lamont, Lee Davies, Carol Knevelman & Kyriacos Mitrophanous.
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I was on a very interesting panel about the democratization of science, about communicating science to the people, about synthetic biology, and all sorts of cool, interrelated concepts. It was also filmed at a really neat studio space at Concordia University. If you have any interest in these topics, go watch the video now! #scicomm #syntheticbiology #synbio #sciencejournalism #trust #biology #sciencemuseum #scienceeducation https://lnkd.in/eQDmcduh
Democratising SynBio: A Panel Discussion on Tools and Directions
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Senior Manager, Cell Therapy Business | R&D, Project Management, Team Leadership
4moGreat talks! Learned a lot!