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The Top 10 Podcasts of 2019

Don't miss our top Podcasts of 2019! I have compiled a list of our most popular 10 Podcasts for 2019 in alphabetical order. Antibody Drug Conjugate (ADC) Development and Manufacturing Challenges and Solutions In this podcast, we interviewed Dr. ... Continued

The Human Protein Atlas

The completion of the Human Genome Project in 2003 to successfully sequence all 20,000 protein-coding genes (proteome) was a monumental scientific achievement, but this was really just the beginning. The next step was to examine the proteome to begin understanding the function of all these proteins....Continued

Cell Therapy: Are we there yet?

There is certainly no shortage of ideas and approaches as to how to address unmet clinical needs in the treatment of devastating diseases and injuries and at the same time push the Cell Therapy space continuously forward....Continued

Highlights from IBC’s 4th Annual Cell Therapy Bioprocessing Conference

Overall there seemed to be two takeaways from the meeting. One, the fact that there are a quite number of exciting technologies, product designs and scaled-up manufacturing approaches in operation today with a high degree of demonstrable success. The second is rather surprising considering the there has yet to be a significant clinical approval in the field.   But, the clear atmosphere and spirit of the participants last week was that with the hundreds of trials in progress right now, an exciting and auspicious product launch is certainly imminent....Continued

Progress is Being Made Toward Using Cell Therapy for Type 1 Diabetes

Today’s blog will focus on an area that received quite a bit of coverage at the meeting cell therapies in development, in particular – Diabetes. At ISSCR there were several talks on Diabetes including a concurrent session dedicated entirely to the subject that primarily focused on aspects associated with the creation of pancreatic beta cells from human pluripotent stem cells....Continued

Stem Cell Therapy Indications for Neurological Disorders in Phase II Clinical Trials

Now, I have researched stem cell therapies that are in either Phase II or Phase III clinical trials for neurological disorders. For the purposes of this blog, I have only included information about ongoing trials or recently completed trials that are under review by the United States FDA  (unless otherwise noted). I have not included trials that were stopped or were completed previously and have no future trials planned. While I have worked to include all current trials, please let me know if one is missing so that I may add it to the list....Continued

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