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Industry Polarized In Best Manufacturing Approach For Cell And Gene Therapy

Snapshot of industry manufacturing debate

 
• By Shardha Millington

Ongoing debate emanates from industry players around the most efficient design of the manufacturing process for cell and gene therapies. The arguments surrounding outsourcing, centralizing, and standardizing processes will no doubt continue through into the near future.    

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As with any therapeutic, the design of the manufacturing process is central in being able to efficiently produce, and provide patients with, quality treatments. For cell and gene therapies (CGTs), however, the challenges in optimizing this process are unique due to the complex nature of the technology which is ever evolving and means dealing with high degrees of variability.

It’s a topic which is comprised of a few recurring debates that can often polarize industry experts into different camps....

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