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Spotlight exclusive: Expert insights on GMP media, xeno-free solutions and raw material management Read the interview!

GMP compliant iPSC lines and immune-oncology platform for allogeneic cell therapy

7 Jan 2025
Written by Catalent
Cancer Cell therapy GMP iPSCs Stem cells

This poster outlines a GMP manufacturing process for the creation of human induced pluripotent stem cells for use in allogeneic cell therapy applications.

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