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1 SUNDAY 14 MAY, Opening and Keynote Chair: Matthieu Stettler SP001 Cell Therapy and Cell Choices in the Swiss Transplantation Program-From the laboratory to clinical research and use Lee Ann Laurent-Applegate Topic 2: Cell engineering and analytics Chairs: Anne Tolstrup, Christopher Sellick SP002 Engineering cell metabolism to enhance protein production Nathan Lewis OR001 CRISPR-CAS BASED SYNTHETIC TRANSCRIPTION FACTORS: A STRATEGY FOR IMPROVING BIOPRODUCTION IN CHO CELLS / S. N. S. Sou* (GB) - D.-J. Kleinjan - C. Wardrope - S. Rosser OR002 DEGRADATION OF RECOMBINANT PROTEINS OF DIVERSE FORMATS BY CHO HOST CELL PROTEASES IS CIRCUMVENTED VIA KNOCK-OUT OF CHO MATRIPTASE / H. Laux* (CH) - S. Romand - U. Bodendorf OR003 TRANSPOSON-MEDIATED GENE INTEGRATION THE FUTURE OF STABLE CHO CELL LINE DEVELOPMENT? / G. Barnard* (US)
2 MONDAY 15 MAY, Topic 2: Cell engineering and analytics (continued) Chairs: Alan Dickson, Anne Tolstrup SP003 Population Dynamics of Monoclonal CHO Cell Lines Karin Anderson OR004 SMALL RNA - BIG IMPACT: USING MICRORNAS TO ENHANCE MANUFACTURABILITY OF DIFFICULT-TO-EXPRESS PROTEINS IN CHO CELLS / M. Gamer* (DE) - S. Fischer - L. Pieper - J. Fieder - P. Schulz - H. Bradl - I. Gorr SP004 Mammalian Cell Line Development, Miniaturization, Automation, and Analysis using the Berkeley Lights Platform / K. Le (US) OR006 A NOVEL SITE-SPECIFIC INTEGRATION SYSTEM FOR CELL LINE DEVELOPMENT M. C. Inniss* (US) - L. Zhang PO266 IDENTIFYING OPPORTUNITIES IN CELL ENGINEERING FOR THE PRODUCTION OF DIFFICULT TO EXPRESS RECOMBINANT PROTEINS / H. Hussain* (GB) - D. Fisher - R. Roth - A. J. Dickson PO234 OPTIMIZATION OF THE CLC FOR MANUFACTURING PURPOSES USING A NOVEL SINGLE CELL PRINTING TECHNOLOGY / A. Mahé* (CH) - P.-A. Cayatte - A. Lecomte - K. Wilson - A. Haines PO236 A NOVEL SIRNA AIDED METHOD FOR CHO CELL LINE SELECTION / A. B. Diendorfer* (AT) - V. Jadhav - Z. Wurz - F. Doyle - T. Eveleth - S. Tenenbaum - N. Borth PO308 EVALUATION OF MICRORNA-BASED GENETIC SWITCHES AS TRANSGENE EXPRESSION MODULATORS IN CHO CELLS / R. Valdés-Bango Curell* (IE) - C. Monger - K. Motheramgari - J. Meiller - A. Costello - N. Borth - M. Clynes - C. Clarke - N. Barron Topic 2: Cell engineering and analytics (continued) Chairs: Terry Papoutsakis, Alan Dickson OR007 DIRECTED EVOLUTION OF CHO CELLS WITH INCREASED SYNTHETIC CAPACITY D. James* (GB) - K. Syddall - A. Fernandez-Martell OR008 VITAMIN B5 TRANSPORT AS A METABOLIC SELECTION FOR HIGHLY EFFICIENT RECOMBINANT PROTEIN EXPRESSION BY MAMMALIAN CELLS / L. Pourcel* (CH) - V. Le Fourn - P.-A. Girod - N. Mermod OR009 GLYCOENGINEERING IN A HUMAN CELL LINE FOR IMPROVEMENT OF BIOPHARMACEUTICALS HALF LIFE / K. Nawrath* (DE) OR010 LIPIDOMICS FOR ROBUST HIGH PERFORMANCE PROCESS DEVELOPMENT / A. Mc Cann - G. Mathy* (BE) - L. Malphettes Topic 4: Cell culture based vaccines Chairs: Paula Alves, Rino Rappuoli
3 SP005 The Per.C6 cell line: From a promising vaccine manufacturing platform to proven real world performance Dirk Redlich OR011 A CONTINUOUS TUBULAR BIOREACTOR FOR STABLE PRODUCTION OF CELL CULTURE-DERIVED INFLUENZA VIRUS VACCINES / F. Tapia* (DE) - Y. Genzel - V. Sandig - U. Reichl OR012 PRODUCTION AND PURIFICATION OF ZIKA AND YELLOW FEVER VIRUS-LIKE PARTICLES (VLPS) EXPRESSED IN MAMMALIAN CELLS / L. Castilho* (BR) - R. Alvim - M. Pinho - T. Pato - A. Creanga - S.-Y. Ko - W.-P. Kong - B. Graham OR013 OPTIMIZATION OF A BIOPROCESS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF A WHOLE VIRUS INACTIVATED HEPATITIS C VIRUS VACCINE / A. F. Pihl* (DK) - C. K. Mathiesen - T. B. Jensen - G. P. Alzua - A. Offersgaard - U. Fahnøe - J. P. Christensen - J. Bukh - J. M. Gottwein PO221 VAXARRAY SEASONAL INFLUENZA ASSESSMENT OF CELL-DERIVED INFLUENZA VACCINE POTENCY / R. Nash* (US) - K. Rowlen - E. Dawson - L. Kuck PO166 ON-LINE MONITORING OF DIELECTRIC CELL PROPERTIES FOR THE ANALYSIS OF VIRUS-LIKE PARTICLE PRODUCTION BY CAP CELLS / S. Gutiérrez* (ES) - K. Hein - N. Civit - F. Gòdia Topic 1: Enabling cell based technologies Chairs: Michael Betenbaugh, Martin Fussenegger SP006 Solving the environmental issues for cells: Towards precise regulation of stem cell functions Ken-Ichiro Kamei OR014 A NOVEL IN VITRO PANCREATIC ISLET MODEL SYSTEM FOR DIABETES RESEARCH / A. Neelakandhan - A. Biernath - O. Frey - B. Yesildag* (CH) PO354 DEVELOPMENT OF A WOUND HEALING ASSAY USING INCLUSION BODIES / A. Stamm* (DE) - S. Strauß - P. Vogt - T. Scheper - I. Pepelanova PO363 3D-PRINTED MICROFLUIDIC CHANNEL AND CULTIVATION MOLD FOR QUANTITATIVE EVALUATION OF CELL MIGRATION PROPERTY / K.-I. Miyamoto* (JP) - T. Wagner - M. Schöning - T. Yoshinobu PO369 FLUORESCENT CELL-BASED BIOSENSORS FOR DETECTION AND QUANTIFICATION OF LABEL-FREE VIRUS AND VIRAL VECTORS / M. R. Guerreiro* (PT) - P. M. Alves - A. S. Coroadinha
4 TUESDAY 16 MAY, Topic 1: Enabling cell based technologies (continued) Chairs: Michael Betenbaugh, Martin Fussenegger SP006 Human stem cell based in vitro modeling of Parkinson s disease. Jens Schwamborn OR015 DYNAMIC REMODELING OF NEURAL CELLULAR AND EXTRACELLULAR SIGNATURES DEPICTED IN 3D IN VITRO DIFFERENTIATION OF HUMAN IPSC-DERIVED NSC / D. Simão* (PT) - A. P. Terrasso - M. M. Silva - F. Arez - M. F. Sousa - N. Raimundo - P. Gomes-Alves - E. J. Kremer - P. Alves - C. Brito OR016 MIMICKING METABOLIC LIVER ZONATION RESTORES FUNCTIONAL HETEROGENEITY IN CULTURED HEPATOCYTES / T. Wahlicht* (DE) - C. Lipps - D. Wirth TBA OR018 TRANSLATIONAL APPLICATIONS OF ORGANS-ON-A-CHIP TECHNOLOGIES / M. Cirit* (US) PO366 DEVELOPMENT OF ALTERNATIVE ANIMAL CELL TECHNOLOGY PLATFORMS: CHO BASED CELL-FREE PROTEIN SYNTHESIS SYSTEMS FOR THE PRODUCTION OF DIFFICULT-TO-EXPRESS PROTEINS / L. Thoring* (DE) - S. Dondapati - M. Stech - D. Wüstenhagen - S. Kubick PO371 AUTOMATION-COMPATIBLE MICROFLUIDIC SYSTEM FOR MULTI-TISSUE INTEGRATION / O. Frey* (CH) - D. Fluri - J.-Y. Kim - K. Renggli - A. Hierlemann - J. Kelm Topic 3: Cell culture based process engineering and product quality Chairs: Chetan Goudar, Paulo Fernandes SP008 Title TBA Thomas Ryll OR019 USE OF BIOCAPACITANCE PROBES FOR OPTIMIZED PROCESS CONTROL AT LARGE-SCALE MANUFACTURING / C. Bro* (DK) - C. Kwiatkowski - J. Goldstein - E. Schaefer - A. Tolstrup OR020 HIGH THROUGHPUT ANALYSIS OF ANTIBODY GLYCOSYLATION IN CELL CULTURE SAMPLES / S. Giehring* (DE) - C. Wosnitza - C. Meissner PO128 SEED TRAIN CULTURE CONDITIONS CAN AFFECT PRODUCTION CULTURE PERFORMANCE: A CASE STUDY FOR A CHO CELL CULTURE PROCESS / M. Gawlitzek* (US) - M. Tung - S.-H. Wang - S. Misaghi - R. Kiss PO059 DIAMINE OXIDASE N-GLYCOSYLATION SITE ASN110 IS HIGHLY CONSERVED IN EVOLUTION AND ESSENTIAL FOR SECRETION / E. Gludovacz* (AT) - D. Maresch - C. Grünwald-Gruber - V. Puxbaum - L. J. Baier - L. Lopes de Carvalho - F. Altmann - T. A. Salminen - B. Ulm - S. Pils - T. Boehm - B. Jilma - N. Borth PO145 LEACHABLES FROM SINGLE-USE DISPOSABLE BIOREACTORS MAKING BETTER BAGS WORSE / P. S. Kelly* (IE) - S. Pare - N. Barron - O. Coleman - P. Meleady - M. Clynes - S. McSweeney - J. Bones - S. Carillo - N. Dorival Garcia
5 PO174 USE OF AN ANTIOXIDANT TO IMPROVE MONOCLONAL ANTIBODY PRODUCTION AND QUALITY IN CHO CELLS / T. K. Ha* (DK) - H. F. Kildegaard - G. M. Lee PO030 INTEGRATED MEDIA BLENDING INCREASES EFFICIENCY OF CLONE SELECTION / C. Desmurget* (CH) - J.-M. Bielser - M. Jordan - D. Brühlmann - M. Nater - J. Souquet - H. Broly PO065 DEVELOPMENT OF AN ANALYTICAL APPROACH FOR ON-LINE MONITORING AND CONTROL OF MONOCLONAL ANTIBODIES QUALITY / F. Cambay* (CA) - G. De Crescenzo - O. Henry - Y. Durocher
6 WEDNESDAY 17 MAY, Topic 3: Cell culture based process engineering and product quality (continued) Chairs: Alain Bernard, Chetan Goudar SP009 Intensification of a Multi-Product Perfusion Platform through Medium and Process Development Shawn Barrett SP010 Optimization of a mammalian cell perfusion culture in productivity and product quality Moritz Wolf OR021 CONFIRMING SIALYLATION BIOMARKERS IN A CHO BIOPROCESS USING OMICS / A. Lewis* (US) - T. Erlandson - A. Lee - N. Aranibar - B. Warrack - A. Au - M. Borys - M. Reily SP011 Successes and challenges of cell culture for therapeutic mab production Thierry Ziegler Topic 3: Cell culture based process engineering and product quality (continued) Chairs: Florian Wum, Alain Bernard SP012 Another Arrow in the Quiver Cell Retention/Perfusion How, When and Why - Judicious Use of a Brute-Force Technology Gregory Hiller OR022 THE DEVELOPMENT OF NOVEL SURFACTANTS AND THEIR ROLE IN DEFINED MEDIA / T. Bus* (DE) - M. N. Leiske - A.-K. Truetzschler - E. Rudiseva - S. Klausing - C. Heinrich - A. Traeger - U. S. Schubert OR023 SMALL PROCESS CHANGES DO MATTER- MATCHING SCALE DOWN AND AT SCALE CELL CULTURE PERFORMANCE FOR A THERAPEUTIC ANTIBODY / V. Carvalhal* (US) - T. DiRocco - B. Horvath - J. Wuu - S. Meier - B. Kiss OR024 BIOCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF REDOX ACTIVE SUBSTANCES TO IMPROVE HARVEST ROBUSTNESS DURING MONOCLONAL ANTIBODY PRODUCTION / S. Loebrich* (US) - W. Chen - T. Ryll - S. Kitchener Topic 5: Emerging cell based therapeutic approaches Chairs: Nicolas Mermod, Hansjörg Hauser SP013 Title TBA Matthias Lutolf OR025 IMPROVING MATURATION OF CARDIOMYOCYTES DERIVED FROM HUMAN PLURIPOTENT STEM CELLS: AN -OMICS DRIVEN APPROACH / C. Correia - A. Koshkin - P. Duarte - D. Hu - A. Teixeira - I. Domian - M. Serra* (PT) - P. M. Alves OR026 ASSESSMENT OF A CELL THERAPY APPROACH FOR DUCHENNE MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY USING MESOANGIOBLASTS AND TRANSPOSABLE VECTORS / P. Iyer* (CH) - L. Mavoungou - F. Ronzoni - J. Zemla - M. Jaconi - M. Lekka - N. Mermod OR027 ΒETA-CELL-MIMETIC DESIGNER CELLS PROVIDE CLOSED-LOOP GLYCEMIC CONTROL / M. Xie* (CH) - H. Ye - M. Fussenegger Keynote and closing Chair: Chetan Goudar
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