
[EPISODE 20] Dr. David Johnson Talks Frosted Flakes, Small Molecules, and Pharmacokinetics!
On this episode of Molecular Moments, Dr. Jim McNally chats with DMPK Senior Director Dr. David Johnson, Ph.D., from BioAgilytix
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On this episode of Molecular Moments, Dr. Jim McNally chats with DMPK Senior Director Dr. David Johnson, Ph.D., from BioAgilytix
Cell-based assays are an important tool in drug development. One of the biggest challenges when developing a drug is mimicking the
Summary In an article published by Pharmaceutical Technology Europe, BioAgilytix BioAgilytix supplies its assay expertise to describe the appropriate analytical
Summary In an Expert Opinion article published by Contract Pharma, PD Dr. Arno Kromminga of BioAgilytix discusses testing challenges and
Durham, NC, July 21, 2022 – BioAgilytix Labs, LLC (BioAgilytix) has secured a valuable seal of approval for the safety of
Durham, NC, June 30, 2022 – BioAgilytix Labs, LLC (BioAgilytix), a leading global contract research organization focused on supporting pharmaceutical
Cell-based assays are an important tool in drug development. One of the biggest challenges when developing a drug is mimicking the
ADCC Antibody dependent cellular cytotoxicity (ADCC) is a mechanism in host immune defense where antibodies bind to an antigen on
Gene editing isn’t a new concept and has been around for decades. In its infancy, gene editing was time-consuming, inaccurate
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(MSD-Multiplex ECLIA)
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(ImmunoCAP)
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(Multiplex Immunoassay)
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Explore the capabilities of each platform in more detail to learn which option will be best for your unique study. Our team is available for specific guidance on platform selection.
On this episode of Molecular Moments, Dr. Jim McNally chats with DMPK Senior Director Dr. David Johnson, Ph.D., from BioAgilytix
Cell-based assays are an important tool in drug development. One of the biggest challenges when developing a drug is mimicking the
Summary In an article published by Pharmaceutical Technology Europe, BioAgilytix BioAgilytix supplies its assay expertise to describe the appropriate analytical
Summary In an Expert Opinion article published by Contract Pharma, PD Dr. Arno Kromminga of BioAgilytix discusses testing challenges and
Durham, NC, July 21, 2022 – BioAgilytix Labs, LLC (BioAgilytix) has secured a valuable seal of approval for the safety of
Durham, NC, June 30, 2022 – BioAgilytix Labs, LLC (BioAgilytix), a leading global contract research organization focused on supporting pharmaceutical
Cell-based assays are an important tool in drug development. One of the biggest challenges when developing a drug is mimicking the
ADCC Antibody dependent cellular cytotoxicity (ADCC) is a mechanism in host immune defense where antibodies bind to an antigen on
Gene editing isn’t a new concept and has been around for decades. In its infancy, gene editing was time-consuming, inaccurate
Cell and gene therapies have gone through a growth spurt in the last decade. According to data from the Alliance for Regenerative Medicine (ARM), during the first three quarters of 2020, regenerative medicine research and development broke records at nearly $16 billion in global financing. From the treatment of knee injuries to osteoarthritis, certain cancers and even muscular dystrophy, advances in gene and cell therapies have definitely caught the attention
ELISpot is a method commonly used to detect cellular immune responses to viral vector-based gene therapies. We take a closer look at how the industry is working to harmonize best practices for developing & validating ELISpot assays for gene therapy development.
The concept of using pre-existing immunogenicity as an exclusion criteria for gene therapy clinical trials is changing. BioAgilytix’s Chief Scientific Officer, Dr. Jim McNally, explores why.
A recent study using triple-edited ‘NYCE’ cells shows the possibilities of multiplex genome editing to effectively treat complex diseases like some cancers. We explore the promising results.
It’s a common misconception that all aspects of cell & gene therapy research and development are excluded from CLIA oversight. We take a closer look at testing and when CLIA requirements apply.
A new clinical trial by St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital for the treatment of SCID-X1 highlights a major advancement in gene therapy safety over recent years, in this case spurred by scientists who were courageous enough to push forward the development of safer vectors to overcome serious adverse events (SAEs) that were resulting from the previous generation of gene therapies developed for SCID-X1.
The first in-human in vivo clinical trial using CRISPR-Cas9 is now open for enrollment; we take a closer look at this genome editing technology to understand its promising benefits as well as the potential challenges of anti-Cas9 immunity.
The recent approval of Zynteglo further builds credibility to the specific and emerging class of cell therapies engineered via “ex vivo” gene therapy. We explain how these cell-based gene therapies work, and how they lend themselves to a host of translatable techniques for future therapeutic candidates.
The webinar I recently hosted with my colleague Lydia Michaut explored key challenges and trends in the immunogenicity assessment of gene therapy compounds. This recap highlights the critical questions that were answered.
The FDA recently approved the first gene therapy for pediatric patients with SMA, signifying a major step forward for the therapeutic field as a whole. To continue this progress, it is important that we understand the key principles and events in gene therapy’s history that have led us to where we are today.
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