
Cell and Gene Editing Platform Manager, Cyagen
Human induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) are a cornerstone of in vitro disease modeling, drug discovery, and cell-based therapeutic strategies. Leveraging the power of gene editing technologies, the precise correction of pathogenic gene mutations in patient-derived iPSCs for therapeutic intervention represents a critical frontier in translational and regenerative medicine research. However, realizing the full potential of iPSCs necessitates addressing inherent challenges, including suboptimal induction efficiency, demanding culture and expansion protocols, and complexities in clinical translation.
This webinar will explore strategic approaches to enhance preclinical research efficacy and streamline downstream translational applications across diverse scenarios, encompassing functional genomics, drug development, regenerative medicine, and stem cell therapy. Furthermore, it will address specific gene editing hurdles encountered in iPSC research, notably differentiation-associated loss of pluripotency and the intricacies of monoclonal selection.
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