BIA Separations introduces Cornerstone AAV Process Development Service to accelerate gene therapy production

CORNERSTONE program integrates process development expertise and novel technology to remove development bottlenecks in the manufacture of Gene Therapy Medicinal Products (GTMPs). Portfolio includes novel CIMasphere™ technology for higher yielding processes and safer products in AAV-based programs

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BIA Separations, a leading bio-chromatography development and manufacturing company, today announced the introduction of CORNERSTONE AAV Process Development Service, a program of integrated process development services and novel technology designed to improve the robustness and yield of AAV-based gene therapy production, while improving the safety of therapeutic products. Through its CORNERSTONE program, the Company aims to help drug-developers overcome critical development bottlenecks in the production and purification of AAVs and other GTMP vectors. This will allow promising new treatments to be brought more rapidly to clinical trials, ultimately delivering medicines sooner to patients.

It is currently both challenging and expensive to precisely and reproducibly manufacture commercial-scale volumes of viral and non-viral vectors that meet rigorous industry safety standards. Representing the first in a series of CORNERSTONE product programs to be introduced, BIA Separations’ CORNERSTONE AAV Process Development Service provides access to the Company’s extensive expertise in process development and introduces ...

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