The rapid pace of development in the field of gene therapy demands faster and more accurate methods for measuring the critical quality attributes and safety of these promising therapies. 

Droplet Digital PCR (ddPCR) is a powerful tool that can provide absolute measurements of RNA and DNA, and is routinely used to precisely measure viral titer, HEK DNA quantity and size, and detect mycoplasma contamination.

In this session, we will discuss new innovations in ddPCR, including: Characterizing viral vector identity with highly multiplexed 6-color assays and higher order linkage analysis. Rapid 8-hour orthogonal methods for characterizing replication competent AAV or lentivirus. ddPCR is a versatile and powerful technology that is empowering the field of gene therapy manufacturing and quality assurance. 

Join us to learn about the latest innovations in ddPCR and how they can help you bring new and safe gene therapies to market faster!

Webinar Learning Objective

• Requirements of replication competent virus testing
• Different methods to test RCV
• Importance of nucleic acid based testing for lot release