Cell therapies show real curative potential. However, recently published research suggests the industry still needs faster, more effective production methods to fulfil its potential. For one thing, turning candidate cell therapies into commercial products will require innovation in manufacturing systems according to a study by researchers at the US National Institutes of Health. The study – published in International Reviews of Immunology – looked at the use of engineering T cell therapies (including those based on CAR-T cells and TCR-T…
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Thermo Fisher opens $105m single-use Nashville site
Thermo Fisher says its manufacturing plant in Lebanon, Tennessee is the largest single-use bioproduction facility across its network and will bring materials closer to customers. The $105 million expansion is part of a long-term $650 million investment the company announced last March, and Thermo Fisher Scientific said the Greater Nashville plant will allow the firm to meet increasing demand for materials required to manufacture vaccines and therapies for cancer and various diseases. “The biotherapeutic market has been rapidly adopting single use…