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About AAV

AAV Manufacturing

Adeno-Associated Viral Vectors, or AAVs, are used to deliver small genetic material packages. They are safe and efficient for in vivo treatment. AAVs are non-integrating, meaning the genetic materials they carry aren’t injected into the cell’s genome. Therefore, they are a preferred method for non-dividing target cells.

Upstream production platforms

With exclusive and customizable upstream platforms based on high producing 293T cell lines, TFBS Bioscience has developed an optimized adherent/suspension culture transfection methods for AAV production ( normal production >1E+14 GC/L)

Downstream purification platforms

We provide services, such as iodixanol gradient ultracentrifugation and chromatography purification, based on the preferences, product performance, and project development needs of our clients. Our team of specialists are experts in operating controlled processes in order to deliver optimal yield and purity of products to our clients.

QC Testing

Adeno-Associated Viral Vectors QC testing assay development

Attributes of virus Characteristics Methodology Research grade High-quality cGMP grade
Identity Apperarance Visual inspection ○ ● ●
pH pH Meter ○ ● ●
Osmolality Osmometry ○ ● ●
Genetic composition/ integrity NGS/DNA sequencing ○ ●
Purity Residual host cell proteins ELISA ○ ●
Residual bovine plasma proteins ELISA ○ ●
Residual host cell DNA q-PCR ○ ●
Residual DNA size DNA gel electrophoresis ○ ●
Empty:full particles ratio TEM ○ ●
Residual plasmid DNA q-PCR ○ ●
Process derived impurities Depends ○ ●
Quantity Viral genomes titer q-PCR ● ● ●
AAV infectivity titer Cell-based q-PCR ○ ● ●
AAV capsid titer ELISA ○ ● ●
Safety Endotoxin Kinetic Chromogent LAL assay ○ ● ●
Sterility 21 CFR ● ● ●
Mycoplasma 21 CFR or NAT ● ● ●
Replication-competent virus (RCV) Cell-based q-PCR or PERT ○ ●
Testing for adventitious viruses In vitro or in vivo test ○ ●
Potency Potency Customized Bioassay Method: Cell-based or Virus-based assay ○ ● ●