Increased productivity in the analytical testing of AAV titers with an automated immunoassay platform
Apr
17
2024
On demand

Increased productivity in the analytical testing of AAV titers with an automated immunoassay platform

Wednesday 08:00 PDT / 11:00 EDT / 16:00 BST / 17:00 CEST
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Increased productivity in the analytical testing of AAV titers with an automated immunoassay platform

Modern bioprocess development laboratories must handle large numbers of samples with an increasing demand for efficient and timely analytical methods to support the monitoring of quantity and quality in products and processes without overburdening personnel. This requires reliable and robust analytical methods that can withstand various challenges during development, such as changing conditions and matrices and the rigors of the regulated environment.

Immunoassays play an important role in analytical support, and enzyme-linked immunosorbent assays (ELISAs) have long been the dominant assays. The need to run multiple assays faster, in parallel, and on the same platform to support efficient, data-driven decision-making has led to the development of next-generation automated immunoassay platforms.

The webinar will present case studies illustrating how AAV titer testing in process development can be accelerated by replacing manual ELISAs with an automated flow-through affinity immunoassay platform that provides robust analysis from step to step, minimizing the need for repeated analyses.

  • Approaches used to automate validated manual immunoassays to increase workflow productivity
  • Analytical assay development approaches used to transfer kits designed for manual immunoassays to an automated platform
  • How to optimize testing of bioprocess development samples with high variation in AAV titer on an automated immunoassay platform
Eric Feeley
Eric Feeley
Senior Field Application Scientist at Gyros Protein Technologies
Eric Feeley is currently a Senior Field Applications Scientist at Gyros Protein Technologies, where he instructs Gyrolab users on optimizing their assay performance and instrument use for a wide range of bioanalysis and bioprocess applications. He has recently developed expanded expertise in AAV and lentiviral titer and impurity assays from assisting customers on these applications. Eric completed his PhD at Duke University in Jorn Coers’ lab studying host-pathogen interactions, primarily the innate immune response to bacterial pathogens. He spent 3 years at the Ragon Institute in Boston, MA studying infectious disease, specifically HIV and Influenza. Eric has a BS in Biology from Providence College.
Maria Gianneli
Maria Gianneli
Global Product Manager at Gyros Protein Technologies

Maria Gianneli joined Gyros in 2019, working initially as a Field Application Specialist, responsible for application support and training of Gyrolab users in Europe. 

She then moved to the position of Product Manager for Consumables, working to ensure the creation of products that help customers in every step of the biopharmaceutical development process. Maria has several years of experience in supporting customers globally across multiple scientific fields such as immunoassays, biochemical and cell-based assays, and affinity and kinetics characterization. She holds an MSc in Cell Mechanics and a PhD in Materials Science, and has worked as a post-doctoral fellow in biosensor and lab-on-a-chip development.

Joris Venet
Joris Venet
Field Application Scientist at Gyros Protein Technologies

Joris Venet MSc, has over a decade's worth of experience in pharmaceutical development and has been fortunate to work with renowned companies such as NovImmune, Molecular Partners and Quotient.

As a valued member of the translational medicine departments, Joris has played a critical role as a scientist contributing to the development of cutting-edge bioanalytical immunoassays. These assays have been instrumental in supporting various drug development programs that have pushed the boundaries of medical research.

Since January 2023, Joris has held the position of Field Application Scientist at Gyros Protein Technologies, where he uses his extensive expertise to provide guidance and support to Gyros Protein Technologies' customers.