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Slingshot Biosciences and Cellares Partner to Advance Cell Therapy QC
Slingshot Biosciences and Cellares have announced a strategic partnership aimed at enhancing quality control processes in cell therapy manufacturing. This collaboration will integrate Slingshot’s innovative TruCytes biomarker controls into Cellares’ fully automated quality control (QC) testing platform, known as Cell Q. This integration is designed to improve precision, consistency, and scalability in automated testing, addressing the increasing demands of the global cell therapy market.
Founded to lead in precision-engineered cell mimic controls, Slingshot Biosciences is set to revolutionize the QC landscape. Cellares, recognized as the first Integrated Development and Manufacturing Organization (IDMO), is known for its advanced manufacturing systems, particularly the Cell Shuttle, which the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) acknowledges under its Advanced Manufacturing Technology (AMT) program.
Enhancing Quality Control in Cell Therapy
The introduction of TruCytes biomarker controls marks a significant advancement in standardizing reference materials for flow cytometry. These controls replicate the optical and biochemical properties of real cells, eliminating donor-to-donor variability. This ensures that analytical workflows maintain a high degree of precision and reproducibility. The collaboration aims to reduce failure rates, improve data consistency, and streamline production processes across multiple facilities.
Fabian Gerlinghaus, CEO and Co-Founder of Cellares, emphasized the importance of this integration. He stated, “Slingshot’s TruCytes controls provide standardized, ready-to-run inputs for QC across instruments and sites, eliminating the variability and supply constraints that come with donor-based materials. Integrating them into our Cell Q platform extends the same level of automation, reliability, and traceability that define the Cell Shuttle.”
The partnership is timely, as the complexity of flow cytometry technologies continues to rise. According to Glenn Bilawsky, CEO of Slingshot Biosciences, this collaboration directly addresses the growing need for robust, automated solutions in the industry. He noted that the integration of TruCytes with automated QC systems enables continuous and reliable testing at an industrial scale, crucial for meeting the challenges of modern cell therapy manufacturing.
Impact on the Industry
The implications of this collaboration extend beyond the companies involved. By enhancing quality control measures, Slingshot and Cellares are positioning themselves at the forefront of a rapidly evolving sector. As global demand for cell therapies continues to surge, the ability to deliver consistent and reliable products will be paramount.
With the integration of TruCytes into Cell Q, both companies are poised to set new standards in quality assurance, ultimately benefiting manufacturers and patients alike. As they move forward, the emphasis on precision and automation is expected to drive further innovations in the field of cell therapy.
As the partnership unfolds, industry observers will be keen to see how these advancements will influence the broader landscape of biomanufacturing and cell therapy solutions.
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