CANCER ON A CHIP

At present cancer research focuses on three major areas viz. cancer diagnostics, drugs development, and next-generation therapies. About 90% of the in-vitro research rely on traditional two-dimensional (2D) monolayer cell culture systems. 2D cell culture systems fail to accurately recapitulate the structure, function, physiology of living tissues, due to which the various studies such as assessing the efficacy of new drugs, study gene expressions, metabolic pathways, and cell proliferation do not correlate to actual In-vivo scenario.
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Application of Treadmill Exercise Using Mice as a Model for Studying the Influence of Maternal Exercise on Offspring Metabolic Reprogramming

Epidemiological studies show the beneficial effects of exercise during pregnancy in alleviating birth-related complications and improving neonatal metabolic health, whereas the underlying molecular mechanisms remain unclear. A protocol for maternal exercise (ME) of mice facilitates mechanistic exploration based on the regimen of the exercise guidelines for pregnant women. Treadmill exercise allows precise control of exercise intensity and duration compared to voluntary wheel running exercise, which leads to reduced variations among individual mouse within treatments and facilitates translation into ME in humans.
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How industry collaboration drives single-use technology standardization for fast and reliable implementation

The accelerated expansion of manufacturing facilities needed for COVID-19 vaccines has driven the implementation of single-use technology (SUT) across many sites worldwide.
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Cell Therapy Scale-Up: Cultivation Technology Considerations

Cell culture is the unsung workhorse of biopharmaceutical drug development, yet it is so often the essential backbone of discovery projects. The growth of cells in laboratory settings constitutes a wide assortment of factors for their appropriate growth, with environmental conditions raking at the top of the list of importance. Reliable incubator technology is critical to yielding the high-quality results investigators are constantly seeking. Moreover, with respect to GMP, incubator technology must include algorithmic control systems and safeguards designed to protect the cell culture or cell-expressed product, particularly when associated with direct human applications such as cell-derived biologics and whole-cell therapies.
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AAV Based Gene Therapy for Rare Genetic Disorders: Strategies and Challenges

There are over 7000 rare diseases worldwide, and unfortunately, less than five percent have an FDA approved therapy. The lack of valid animal models remains one of the biggest hurdles for preclinical drug discovery for rare diseases. However, recent technology advances can enable the development of innovative rodent models to speed up the drug discovery process.
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