Suicide gene‐enabled cell therapy: A novel approach to scalable human pluripotent stem cell quality control
Emilie Gysel,
Leila Larijani,
Michael S. Kallos
et al.
Abstract:There are an increasing number of cell therapy approaches being studied and employed world‐wide. An emerging area in this field is the use of human pluripotent stem cell (hPSC) products for the treatment of injuries/diseases that cannot be effectively managed through current approaches. However, as with any cell therapy, vast numbers of functional and safe cells are required. Bioreactors provide an attractive avenue to generate clinically relevant cell numbers with decreased labour and decreased batch to batch… Show more
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