Cell Line Development & Engineering
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| June 22 - 24, 2009 · Hyatt Regency La Jolla · San Diego, CA |
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Event Overview
We have expanded our program to include interactive panel and break-out discussions that will provide invaluable and uncensored insight on critical topics, including:
- Strategies for Improving Expression Levels
- Challenges of Integrating New Technologies
- Integration of Media Development and Feed Strategies with Cell Line Development
These discussions allow you to interact in an intimate setting designed to collectively and actively problem-solve the most pressing challenges in cell line development.
The ONLY event in North America providing full coverage of the latest advances through novel approaches, tools and technologies.
This program delivers the latest approaches to optimizing expression levels, productivity, manufacturability and quality while accelerating your cell line development. By attending this conference, you will hear exclusive case studies to help you better understand, control and overcome the challenges of developing productive cell lines.
Keynote Address
The Impact of High Cell Culture Titers on Manufacturing Plant Design and Process Economics
Matthew S. Croughan, Ph.D., George B. and Joy Rathmann Professor, Director of the Amgen Bioprocessing Center, Keck Institute
Featured Case Study Presentation
Implementation of Automated Workflows in Cell Line Development – When and What to Automate
Mark Uden, Ph.D., Head of Mammalian Process Research, GlaxoSmithKline, United Kingdom
Key Session Topics
- Addressing Productivity Bottlenecks through Rational Cell Line Engineering
- Accelerating Cell Line Development - Technologies and Trade Offs
- Incorporating Manufacturability into Lead Selection
- Expression of Novel Molecules
- Improving Process Control and Protein Quality
- How are Platform Processes Working?
- How are Companies Integrating Novel Tools in Process Development to Optimize Cell Line Selection, Media and Upstream Process Design Space?
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