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In this GEN webinar, we will hear how Simple Western™ was used to evaluate micro-dystrophin expression in 80 different muscle samples collected following systemic micro-dystrophin gene transfer, as well as full-length dystrophin from normal muscles. Moreover, we will hear how Simple Western is an excellent analytical tool for rapid and reproducible quantification of micro-dystrophin and full-length dystrophin, the largest known human gene.

In this GEN webinar our distinguished presenters address the challenges of plasmid DNA in mRNA manufacture and discuss an alternative to plasmid DNA. We will present data and supportive case studies explaining how dbDNA is uniquely positioned to support rapid, global-scale DNA production.

In this GEN webinar, Dr. Oliver Braubach, Head of Applications, and Dr. Niro Ramachandran, Chief Business Officer at Akoya Biosciences, will define spatial phenotyping and discuss how new technologies are breaking the iron triangle as well as discuss the work of pioneering scientists from world-class organizations with ambitions to advance the field of spatial biology.

In this GEN webinar we will discuss identifying benign TSC tumors expressing immunogens that can be targeted by CAR T therapy. Our distinguished presenter is Dr. I. Caroline Le Poole, Professor of Dermatology and Microbiology-Immunology at Northwestern University Feinberg School.

In this GEN webinar our distinguished presenters, Dr. John Yates III and Dr. Kosuke Ogata will describe how they use cutting-edge mass spectrometry, including timsTOF technology, to elucidate and quantify PTMs on an array of protein molecules.

In this GEN webinar our distinguished presenters address the challenges of plasmid DNA in mRNA manufacture and discuss an alternative to plasmid DNA. We will present data and supportive case studies explaining how dbDNA is uniquely positioned to support rapid, global-scale DNA production.

In this GEN webinar, we will discuss in detail, automated mass photometry and show data on some of its most attractive applications—such as screening and titration assays. We will illustrate how automation and the associated improvement in reproducibility can make biomolecular characterization with mass photometry even easier.

In this GEN webinar, we will learn more about the complex, structural nature of granulomas, which are comprised predominantly of macrophages and lymphocytes that function to contain and kill invading pathogens.

In this GEN webinar, our distinguished speaker will describe the simple, but elegant production process his organization uses when manufacturing hematopoietic stem cell (HSC) therapies, and discuss many of the special considerations involved in the analytical development and production of various cell therapies.

In this GEN webinar, our distinguished presenter, Dr. Eric Abbate, will demonstrate a novel multiplexed genome-wide editing approach to optimize the cellobiohydrolase I enzyme (CBH1) production in S. cerevisiae.