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DNA Methylation Role in Ageing Human Muscles

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A GREAT MANUFACTURING INNOVATION BY OXGENE

bioxone September 24, 2020September 24, 2020

Subhangi Das, Bankura Sammilani College

OXGENE has developed scalable gene therapy technology, marking the day as the launch of its scalable, plasmid-free technical system for AAV. OXGENE ‘s new TESSA technology is a great illustration of the change in AAV manufacturing.

 Adeno associated virus or AAV having benefits such as low immunogenicity and a favorable safety profile is used to deliver gene therapies to a patient.

Manufacturing systems have not kept up with advances in technology, leaving these therapies subject to inherent batch-to-batch variability, costly, and difficult to produce at scale.

This new technology is expected to transform the way AAV is manufactured. OXGENE has many developing features that validated TESSA vectors for AAV2,5,6 and 9 to suffice demands for industrial works, large projects.

This invention may be a boon to the biotechnological field, removing the reliance on expensive and limiting plasmids for AAV manufacture.

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