Gene Therapy to Address Unmet Needs in Neurology

Ergots alkaloids are secondary metabolites of certain fungi. Their production occurs in the sclerotia of the Claviceps species on infected cereal plants during cool, wet weather with rye being the main host. It is important to detect these mycotoxins, as ergot alkaloids can remain in stored grains and adversely impact both humans and animals.

Our mission is to help researchers and clinicians unlock single-cell biology to enable the discovery, development, and delivery of precision medicine.

The field of biomaterials is an exciting one that has been growing substantially, especially in the last few years. Biomaterials are used in various applications, including for medical devices.

Toxicity failures caused by off-target or unintended on-target liabilities are a leading cause of attrition in clinical and preclinical programs. Given the effort, cost, and technical limitations of traditional biopharmaceutical de-risking strategies, there is a need for a robust and scalable approach that can be rapidly applied to the discovery phases of therapeutic programs. Join us for this exciting new GEN Webinar, where our panel of experts will discuss new approaches to de-risking lead selection of antibodies and other biotherapeutics.