BioInsights - Large-scale LVV production: from industry-leading process development to high quality GMP vector
Feb
25
2021
On demand

Large-scale LVV production: from industry-leading process development to high quality GMP vector

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Large-scale LVV production: from industry-leading process development to high quality GMP vector

In recent years, Lentiviral vector (LVV) has become a vector of choice used in gene-modified cell therapy. A standard GMP 48L Cell Factory (CF)-based process is not enough to meet the manufacturing demand – especially for commercial applications. In response to this demand, AGC Biologics has developed a reproducible, high quality and quantity process for the industrial scale production of LVV. This platform consists of vector production in the iCELLis® Bioreactor, downstream purification and concentration by chromatography and TFF steps, and sterile filtration & filling.

During the webinar, AGC Biologics will present data obtained in:

  • a standard GMP 48L CF-based setting
  • scale down iCELLis® Nano Bioreactor (1L)
  • full scale iCELLis® 500 Bioreactor (200 L)

The results demonstrate key advantages of our approach to scale the already established platform (48L CF) in a bioreactor (200L) without changing critical quality attributes (CQA) of the process.

AGC Biologics is a leading global CDMO, providing industry-leading process development and manufacture of mammalian and microbial-based therapeutic proteins, plasmid DNA (pDNA), viral vectors and cell therapies.

Attendees will discover:

  • Latest data results comparing three different scales: 1. standard GMP 48L CF-based setting; 2. scale down iCELLis® Nano Bioreactor (1L); 3. full scale iCELLis® 500 Bioreactor (200 L)
  • How to scale the process without changing critical quality attributes (CQA)
  • How to de-risk your path to GMP with GMP-like process development How performing almost all analytics in-house reduces overall turnaround time

Dr Giuliana Vallanti

Director, Development and Global R&D, Cell and Gene, AGC Biologics 


Dr Marianna Sabatino

Head of Process Development, Autolus 


Professor Alessandro Aiuti

Deputy Director, Clinical Research, San Raffaele Telethon Institute for Gene Therapy (SR-TIGET)




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