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Helping your lab comply with regulatory requirements

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Large-Scale Nonviral Delivery for Cell Therapy

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The effects of voltage, pulse width, and pulse number on transfection efficiency and post-electroporation viability as determined by design of experiment (DOE).

Viability in CAR T cells. Cells were assessed for viability after 72 hours using Trypan Blue Solution. For the three donors, cell viability on the CTS Xenon system ranged from 64.6% to 83.6%.

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Allowable electroporation parameters based on power and temperature limits of the instrument and chamber.

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Knockout and knock-in performance in CAR T cells. Cells were characterized after 72 hours as untransfected (TCR??+, gray), knocked out but not knocked in (TCR??–CAR–, light blue), or as successfully knocked out and knocked in (TCR??–CAR+, dark blue). Across all donors, successful knock-in percentages on the CTS Xenon system ranged from 21.9% to 45.6%, exceeding the values on the Neon system.

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Preservation of CD4 vs. CD8 T cell ratio. CD4 and CD8 T cells were identified by flow cytometry. Non-electroporated cells (condition 0) were gated on live, single, and untransfected (TCR??+ cells), while electroporated cells were gated on live, single, and knocked out (TCR??– cells). Proportions of CD4 (dark blue) and CD8 (light blue) T cells remained largely consistent between non-electroporated cells and cells electroporated with the Neon system (100 ?L) and with the CTS Xenon system (1 and 9 mL).

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Thermo Fisher Scientific

Large-scale nonviral delivery for cell therapy

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XiltriX

The ultimate guide to always ensuring a controlled lab environment

Laboratory Environmental Monitoring

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Project Profile: Sema4 Clinical Laboratory

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SciSure

Making Sense of Maximum Allowable Quantities

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Building and Sustaining Laboratory Compliance

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Restoring Control Over Chemical Inventory

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