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From early discovery to patient delivery, cell therapies depend on analytical assays to help ensure product efficacy and faster vein-to-vein times. A variety of cell types including CAR-T, NK cells, induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs), and tumor-infiltrating leukocytes (TILs), have opened the door to potentially treating more patients and indications even beyond oncology. The fast pace of innovation has created a demand for new analytical solutions that deliver rapid, precise, and reliable insights, regardless of the workflow. At Thermo Fisher Scientific we have an extensive portfolio of off-the-shelf tests and automation-friendly workflows designed to help you meet your rigorous quality standards regardless of starting material.
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While specific requirements can vary depending on the regulatory jurisdiction and the nature of the cell therapy*, common tests include:
*Regulatory agencies may require additional data or specific assays tailored to the unique attributes of therapeutic antibodies to ensure their safety, efficacy, and quality.
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