2016
DOI: 10.18609/cgti.2016.057
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Uncovering the potential of ultra scale-down tools to enable cost-effective “Quality by Design”

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“…The intricate relationship between the product and process in cell therapies poses challenges, including exposure to various stresses during processing, which can result in DNA damage, genomic alterations, physiological changes, cell death, and physical damage. Additionally, the need for robust processes to ensure the quality and integrity of the cells throughout processing is crucial for the successful commercialization of cell-based therapies [6].…”
Section: Challenges Faced By Existing Cell-based Therapiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The intricate relationship between the product and process in cell therapies poses challenges, including exposure to various stresses during processing, which can result in DNA damage, genomic alterations, physiological changes, cell death, and physical damage. Additionally, the need for robust processes to ensure the quality and integrity of the cells throughout processing is crucial for the successful commercialization of cell-based therapies [6].…”
Section: Challenges Faced By Existing Cell-based Therapiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Easily scalable separation techniques will become more and more important as regenerative medicine develops, and particularly as allogeneic therapies become more common. Moreover, the development of bench-scale technologies that better mimic the full scale will be paramount to the rapid development of robust downstream processes and allow cost-effective process optimisation [5]. Many of the currently applied downstream processing techniques, whilst highly effective in terms of cell isolation, are limited by the need to label target cells to effect isolation and by a limited maximal scale of operation.…”
Section: Scalabilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These allow the use of small quantities of material to better understand the impact on the sample during biomanufacturing in a time-effective manner. These techniques aim to mimic full-scale process behaviour by using lab-scale devices and methodologies (Rayat ACME et al, 2016;Masri, 2016). Therefore, establishing a scale-down methodology for flocculation and centrifugation will benefit the development and optimisation of a robust large-scale primary recovery.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%