Webinar - Design. Build. Scale: AAV Discovery to Process Development Register Now Adeno-associated viruses (AAVs) are widely used in gene therapy for its safety and ability to support long-term gene expression. Join us to gain integrated insights across AAV development—from vector discovery and plasmid design to process development. Cheng LuoDirector of Pharmacology Dept., ProBio Luffy ChenHead of Plasmid PD and Production Dept., ProBio Xiyang WangSr. Researcher, Viral Vector PD Dept. ProBio Time Topic 14:00-14:45 One-stop AAV Drug Discovery Solution, from DNA to PCCCheng Luo, Director of Pharmacology Dept., ProBio From plasmid design to AAV packaging and in vitro/in vivo assays GOI validation: assessing transduction efficiency, bioactivity, and safety Preclinical candidate (PCC) screening 14:45-15:30 AAV Plasmid Production: Key Challenges and Control StrategiesLuffy Chen, Head of Plasmid PD and Production Dept., ProBio Key challenges in AAV plasmid production Robust processes with proprietary strains for AAV plasmid Insights into industry trends, challenges, and opportunities 15:30-16:15 AAV Overview and Solutions in Cell and Gene TherapyXiyang Wang, Sr. Researcher, Viral Vector PD Dept., ProBio Overview of AAV and applications in CGT Challenges in AAV vector process development and production Innovative solutions with the ProBio process platform and case study Related service: AAV Drug Discovery, AAssistV™ Plasmid, AAV CDMO Available materials « Previous Page ProBio Announces New Executive Appointments Next Page ProBio Accelerates Chimagen's Global Market Expansion, Paving the Way for Innovative Antibody Therapy » Contact us Phone: 1-877-436-7274 (Toll-Free); 1-732-885-9188 Fax: 1-732-210-0262
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