Akadeum CEO Brandon McNaughton returns to Cell & Gene’s Meeting on the Mesa to present significant regulatory accomplishments, clinical milestones, and recent data from industry collaborators demonstrating how better cell separation is the key to better therapies.
Presentation Highlights:
Akadeum’s microbubble-based cell separation technology is the first and only separation technology that works entirely “in bag” for untouched, negative selection without the need for magnetics and is compatible with industry-leading systems.
Robust GMP-quality reagents and closed systems for clinical trial readiness have been developed with regulatory filings underway.
The first in-animal use of microbubble-separated, engineered T cells treating cancer in canines was successful with no adverse events.
Integrating microbubble technology into your current workflow eliminates time-consuming steps and costly instruments. This approach leads to faster, more cost-efficient workflows that support clinical scalability.
We now have data to support why better separation with Akadeum microbubbles leads to better therapies.
Akadeum is actively collaborating with industry and academic partners and exploring strategic relationships to accelerate adoption and patient access to cell therapies.