Hands-On cGMP Biomanufacturing of Vectors for Gene Therapy Course
In this brand new four-day course, you will obtain hands-on training in the production
of vectors for gene therapy products using an AAV2 model in both HEK293
and Sf9/Baculovirus systems. The course will provide an overview of pilot/
manufacturing-scale upstream and downstream biomanufacturing operations.
Major topics include:
- Introduction to gene therapy products, including the principles and challenges
- underlying gene therapy treatment.
- Overview of cGMP as it relates to production of gene therapy vectors.
- Upstream processing: adherent vs suspension cell culture, baculovirus generation,
- optimization of transient transfection conditions, vector production, scale-up in
- cell stacks and single-use bioreactors.
- Downstream processing: cell lysis techniques, recovery via filtration and centrifugation, purification using chromatography, and ultrafiltration for product formulation and bulk filling.
- Characterization and analysis of gene therapy processes and products.
Registration
Registration will open February 1, 2019.
Registration is currently full.
If you would like to be on the waitlist for this course, please contact Melody Woodyard at melody_woodyard@ncsu.edu.
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NC State University
Centennial Campus
850 Oval Drive
Raleigh, NC 27695
$3,200