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This paper details the GMP manufacturing of CISH KO TILs for GI cancers. Tumor fragments were outgrown in 24-well G-Rex plates, and selected TILs were expanded in 100 cm² G-Rex vessels. An automated liquid handling system was developed to perform media exchanges directly in the G-Rex 24 plates.

This study presents a GMP-compliant process for manufacturing off-the-shelf NK cells from CD34+ HSPCs. The protocol was adapted to G-Rex 10M and 100M to facilitate scaling and reduce handling. The resulting NK cells showed high recovery, viability, and potent anti-tumor activity in vivo and in vitro.

This paper describes the engineering of allogeneic CD19 CAR T cells with FKBP12 knockout to resist mTOR inhibitors like tacrolimus and rapamycin. The study utilized 24-well G-Rex plates for the recovery and expansion of nucleofected T cells. These cells demonstrated deep B-cell depletion in immunosuppressed mice.

This study establishes a GMP-compliant protocol for expanding thymus-derived regulatory T cells (Thy-Tregs). By optimizing CD8 depletion, CD25 enrichment, and cytokine stimulation, the authors achieved high purity. G-Rex (G-Rex 10 and 100) were successfully used to scale up production for clinical trials.

This poster explores using cryopreserved G-CSF-mobilized apheresis units for manufacturing CIK and CAR-CIK cells. It compares manual versus automated washing and expansion methods. The use of G-Rex allowed for higher cell expansion in significantly less time (9-12 days) compared to standard.

This review addresses challenges in scaling iPSC-derived therapies, emphasizing automation, closed systems, and Quality-by-Design. It evaluates various technologies for expansion and differentiation. 1L and 5L G-Rex are referenced as technologies used for expansion during research and early process development.

RAPA-201 T cells, reprogrammed via mTOR inhibition, showed safety and efficacy in RRMM patients. The manufacturing process involved incubating cells in G-REX culture vessels with cytokines and rapamycin.

This study analyzes adaptive immune responses in PSC. Cells were pulsed with peptides in a 24-well G-Rex device to generate EBV-specific T cell lines.

The NEO-STIM process generates high-frequency T cell responses to KRAS neoantigens. The protocol utilizes G-Rex 24 Well Plates, G-Rex 6 Well Plates, and G-Rex 100M/500M closed-system vessels for cell culture and expansion.

The study evaluates Pin-EGFR-armed eNK cells. CD3-negative cells were seeded into G-Rex 6M devices for expansion and transferred to 100 M G-Rex on day 7.

The authors demonstrate that DNA-PK inhibitors enhance CRISPR/Cas9 KI efficiency. Under GMP-optimized conditions, T cells were cultured in G-Rex-100M vessels and seeded in G-Rex 24 well plates after electroporation.

The authors developed an efficient protocol for expanding CAR-T and CIK cells using G-Rex 24 and G-Rex 6M devices. The study highlights the scalability and high cell yield obtained using these gas-permeable culture systems.