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Watch our on demand webinar and download the presentation from November 3rd, where we together with BioPharma Asia and Biogen gave guidance and our view on possible solutions for "Analytical Challenges for Gene Therapy", and how can you overcome these.
One of the biggest challenges for AAV gene therapy products is establishing an appropriate analytical strategy to support product manufacture, release, stability, comparability and characterization at different stages of development. This presentation will highlight some of the existing analytical challenges and provide guidance on development of an appropriate strategy to help overcome these.
What you can expect from the webinar and presentation
- Highlights of some of our clients’ AAV production-related questions and challenges
- Possible solutions to address Analytical Challenges for Gene Therapy with Electron Microscopy and Intelligent Software
Webinar presenters:
Clare Blue, Director of Analytical Development at Biogen and Saba Hussein Gore, Applications Manager and Senior Scientist at Vironova.
Clare Blue holds a degree and PhD in Molecular Microbiology from the University of Glasgow, Scotland, UK. She has industry experience ranging from viral / vector manufacturing, biosafety testing, analytical development, QC and process development. Clare has been involved in AAV gene therapy for 6 years, initially at Nightstar Therapeutics where she held senior roles overseeing the manufacturing and analytical strategy of phase II/III AAV products for treating retinal diseases. In her current role as Director of Analytical Development, Biogen, she leads the analytical strategy for ophthalmology gene therapy products.
Dr Saba Hussein, Applications Manager and Senior Scientist at Vironova
Dr Saba Hussein Gore the is Applications Manager and Senior Scientist at Vironova, where she leads the global team of Applications Specialists, based in Stockholm, Sweden. She has a BSc in Virology from the University of Warwick, UK, an MSc in Virology from Imperial College London, UK, and a PhD in the structure and function of membrane proteins from the Laboratory of Molecular Biology (LMB) at the University of Cambridge, UK. She has previously worked as a technician and project manager at Imperial College London in a Gates Grand Challenges in Global Health HIV vaccine consortium, as a postdoctoral fellow in structural and molecular biology of membrane proteins at NYU, USA, and at Stockholm University, Sweden, and as a protein scientist at Sobi, Sweden. She has several publications in leading journals and has presented at leading conferences and engaged with biopharmaceutical clients in Asia, Europe and the USA.
