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    Advanced viral vector manufacturing for USP

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    • 11 October 2022 09:00 - 14 October 2022 17:00 Ended
    • 23 May 2023 09:00 - 26 May 2023 17:00 Ended
    • 3 October 2023 09:00 - 6 October 2023 17:00 Add to Google Calendar Add to iCalendar
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    Featuring 1.5 days of theory and 2 days of hands on practice, this advanced course covers everything from what vectors are, the different types of viral and non-viral vectors, how to produce plasmid DNA, mRNA and some typical processes used to manufacture the different vectors and their components, for different applications.

    Cost: 3,300 CHF

    Learning objectives

    • Understanding what the need for vectors is and which properties are required for the specific application
    • Understanding how plasmid DNA and mRNA are produced at industrial scale
    • Designing a USP for the manufacture of different viral vectors
    • Understanding which bioreactors to use for the cultivation of packaging cell lines
    • Optimizing the operation of the bioreactors with respect to medium supply
    • Identifying the optimum conditions for transient transfection and vector titre
    • Defining the strategy for harvesting of the vectors
    • Understanding scale-up and process yield, productivity and quality (CQA)
    • Understanding regulatory aspects of vector manufacturing

    Who should attend?

    This course is intended for people working in a research or production environment, in USP and/ or DSP, who have a basic understanding of cell culture techniques but wish to extend their knowledge in areas of viral and non-viral vector manufacturing. Basic knowledge of gene or cell therapy techniques are required and the course level will be adapted according to the attendees needs. The course is suitable for biologists, cell culture specialists, process designers/ developers, and anyone with an interest in gene or cell therapy.

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    • 17

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    • 31

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    Pass. du Cardinal 13b, 1700 Fribourg, Switzerland

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    • Biologics
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    • Chromatography

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