Cell Culture in a Chemically Defined Environment
The manufacture of CAR-T cells has traditionally relied on the use of serum. But is using serum the best option for your program?
Join Chengkang (CK) Zhang during this 40-min webinar as he discusses risks associated with using serum or plasma in cell culture and furthermore explains the benefits of moving to a chemically defined T-cell culture process. Dr. Zhang also provides tips and best practices to achieve optimal results in the absence of serum.
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Topics discussed include:
- Why is serum used for in vitro cell culture
- Stepping away from serum
- Things to be considered moving to a chemically defined environment
- Example of chemically defined T-cell culture media: TheraPEAK® T-VIVO® Medium
Panelist:
- Chengkang Zhang, PhD, Associate Director R&D, Lonza
