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Over the past five years, significant progress has propelled the manufacturing of clinical cell therapies toward the feasibility of point-of-care production within academic centers. The transition to a decentralized system has been made possible by advancements in small, adaptable, closed manufacturing devices. Additionally, the range of ancillary reagents essential for large-scale production has expanded, with numerous GMP-grade commercial products now available on the market.

In this webinar, Dr. Julian J. Lum will discuss key factors to consider when choosing metabolic assays and how they can be used to assess cell function. Additionally, he will discuss the metabolic characteristics of different commercially available cell culture media formulations as well as the importance of assessing the array of media products and their impact on metabolism.

Key learning objectives will include:
  • Understand key considerations when selecting metabolic assays and their utility for assessing cell function

  • Explore data comparing the metabolic characteristics of various GMP-grade media formulations

  • Learn the importance of assessing media products and their impact on metabolism
Presenter
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Julian J. Lum, PhD
Distinguished Scientist. Professor Deeley Research Centre, BC Cancer. University of Victoria
Dr. Julian J. Lum obtained his PhD in Immunology from the University of Ottawa. His lab at Deeley Research Centre at BC Cancer focuses on identifying metabolic targets for cell-based immunotherapy, where Dr. Lum’s core approach is to metabolically engineer CAR T cells using CRISPR-Cas-based gene-editing to overcome metabolic barriers in the tumor microenvironment.
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