Cell Therapy
and Gene Therapy

Cell tracking and characterization:

• Cells with short telomeres are closer to senescence. Verify that the cells show an optimal telomere lengthimproves the survival of telomeres once infused into a patient.
• Check that the telomeres of your cells are long enoughto protect stem cell plasticity.
• Stain and measure specific cells types.Ideal for xenografts, focus on different cell populations, origins, etc.
• Determine cell infiltration and specific cell-type markers(mTOR, PD1-PDL1, ILs…)

Donor/sample selection:

• Ensure that you start your cell expansions/processing with the best samples.

Biosafety:

• Hyperactivatedtelomerase activity is a hallmark of cancer. Monitor telomerase activity to discard potential tumorigenicity after cellular expansions or modifications. and many other benefits of any product, directly into human cells.

Cells are widely used in gene therapy for multiple purposes. Evaluate cellular status after introducing modifications throughtelomere length and other important markers.

Monitor everything around the expression of your gene therapy

• Confirm and quantify the expression of the gene editing system on your target population
• Compare and select the vector with the most optimal response
• Asses viral tropism and the successful delivery of the desired gene
• Distinguish transgene from vector genome ensuring the transfer of the desired gene