Bioanalytical Methods Validation

This webinar will demonstrate how the power of a single-cell multiomic approach can be harnessed to comprehensively characterize T cells, and precisely monitor changes in differentiation, activation, and exhaustion signatures during in vitro cell stimulation.

Cell-mediated immunotherapies are an emerging modality that can revolutionize cancer research as well as the study of the immune system. However, establishing standardization and scalability for necessary bioanalytics into product release practices are hampered by two major challenges

Implementation of biobanking best practices and analytical platform standardization are two important components for any data generation associated with state of the art biobanks that support precision medicine applications. Sample collection, pre analytical variables, controlled environment storage and sample processing can often have a large impact on the quality of biomaterials. This roundtable will describe how to standardize biobanking efforts in a manner commensurate with both academic and industrial partnerships. Data will be presented on the governance of biosample collections, standardization efforts, and quality control harmonization for biosamples as well as global best practices for the regulatory oversight of national and commercial biobank resources. Finally, a review of several international programs will illustrate how collaborative efforts are helping advance integrated biobanking precision medicine across many research and clinical areas.

This webinar explores the complexities of the vaginal microbiome and new opportunities for Next-Gen Sequencing in women's health diagnostics.