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When it comes to scaling-up your big idea, you need a supplier who is as comfortable in the production suite as in the lab. Corning brings together the broadest selection of vessels, surfaces, and media to create an end-to-end solution for scale-up of anchorage-dependent and suspension cells. Find out how we can help you increase productivity, lower risk, and get your scale-up right from the start.
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A High Throughput System for CAR-T Cell Screening in Tumor Spheroids
A Guest Blog by Audrey B. Bergeron, Applications Scientist; Hannah J. Gitschier M.S., Assistant Product Line Manager Bioprocess; Ann Rossi Ph.D., Kennebunk Applications Manager Corning Life Sciences Introduction Chimeric antigen receptor (CAR)-T cells which are engineered to recognize tumor cell-specific surface antigens, ... Continued
Cancer Research
Answers by: Corning experts Paula Flaherty, Technology Manager, Jeffrey Partridge, Senior Development Scientist and Hilary Sherman and Audrey Bergeron, Applications Scientists Introduction Unlocking the complexities of cancer is an ongoing challenge. Luckily, a countless number of researchers are working every day - ... Continued
Enabling Stem Cell Therapy Biomanufacturing using Dissolvable Microcarriers
Introduction Cell culture on microcarriers is an increasingly important technique for the production of large cell quantities and the scale-up of Cell Therapy applications. Microcarriers—small, spherical beads used to grow adherent cells in a suspension culture—offer several advantages for large-scale cell ... Continued
Going tiny is the next BIG thing: Tools and Techniques for Organoid Cultures
Answers by: Feng Li, Senior Scientist Development, Hilary Sherman, Applications Scientist, Himabindu Nandivada, Senior Development Scientist and Nitin Kulkarni, Sr. Scientific Support Specialist. Introduction In the last decade, organoid cultures have quickly become a popular way to create “mini-organs” to support the ... Continued
Novel ECM Mimetic Surfaces for Cell Expansion and Differentiation
Corning Life Sciences ASCB December 17, 2012 Marshall Kosovsky, Ph.D., Technical Support Manager Continued