|Videos|February 2, 2022

Tech Talks: Cell & Gene Therapy Series

Author(s)PPD

Cell and gene therapies continue to expand rapidly, with an anticipated exponential growth over the next five years. This rapid growth has left an urgent need for industry scientists to gather and share lessons learned concerning bioanalytical, biomarker and regulatory strategies. This series provides insight from PPD Laboratories’ experts into a variety of cell and gene therapy (CGT) modalities in the bioanalytical community, with detailed discussions that leverage their experience with technologies and modalities within this CGT sphere.


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