State-of-the-art lipid-based delivery solutions to enhance the potential of mRNA immuno-cell therapy
On-Demand Webinar in Japanese
Generally, gene transfer into blood cells has been done by lentivirus in the well-known CAR-T production or by electroporation in academia. Our series of cationic lipid-based mRNA delivery reagents containing IM21.7c as a raw material have achieved various types of transfection into blood cells, overturning these conventional methods. In this webinar, we will share the results of these studies and expect that it will be helpful for the development of transgenic T cells in the future.
What You Will Learn:
- Explore the key compound LipidBrick IM21.7c enables smooth development from basic research to industrialization.
- How to overcome the high cost of viral transfection and low productivity of electroporation.
- About IM21.7c, which has more pronounced liver avoidance characteristics than conventional ionized or cationic lipids.