This application note presents a comparative study of enzymatically manufactured doggybone DNA™ (dbDNA™) versus traditional plasmid DNA (pDNA) for lentiviral vector (LVV) production, using the FuGENE® 4K transfection reagent. The…
Plasmid DNA has long been the workhorse of cell and gene therapy — supporting countless clinical programs and enabling many of the field’s most important breakthroughs. At the same time,…
Reducing Lentiviral Vector Manufacturing Timelines with dbDNA™ Lentiviral vectors are essential for some of today’s most transformative cell and gene therapies, from CAR-T to modified stem cell treatments. But…
How AI Assisted Bioprocessing Can Transform Biotech Biotechnology is evolving, but some methods haven’t caught up. Slow experiments, costly materials, and outdated assumptions are holding back innovation. As demand…
This application note highlights the advantages of dbDNA™, a linear, enzymatically amplified DNA construct, as a cell-free alternative to plasmid DNA (pDNA) for lentiviral vector (LVV) production. Manufactured under GMP…
This article explores how Touchlight’s enzymatically amplified linear dbDNA™ technology overcomes the limitations of traditional plasmid-based methods in lentiviral vector (LVV) manufacturing. By optimizing vector design and transfection conditions, the…
As gene therapy accelerates, the demand for scalable viral vector manufacturing has never been greater. Yet traditional plasmid DNA (pDNA) remains a limiting factor, slowed by scalability challenges, bacterial contamination…
As advanced therapies continue to transform the healthcare landscape, the need for sustainable manufacturing solutions grows more critical. Traditional plasmid DNA (pDNA) production presents costly, resource-intensive challenges, threatening scalability and…
Sarah Moore In this white paper, authored by Dr Sarah Moore, Head of Gene Therapy Discovery, Touchlight, we discuss major challenges and present approaches to improve overall functional titre, through…