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BIOTECHNOLOGY

Medical Device News Magazine reports breaking biotechnology news including new biotech developments, pharmaceuticals and more.

Akadeum Life Sciences Release their Revolutionary Human T cell Activation and Expansion Kit

In 2023, CAR T cell therapy can cost between $500,000 and $1,000,000. Being one of the most expensive Medicare diagnosis-related drugs, the collection and manufacturing of T cells plays a large role in this excessive cost. Akadeum Life Sciences microbubble technology provides a more economical, cost-effective solution that is faster, and more adept at maintaining cell physiology.

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Malaysian Genomics Unveils Strategic Advances in Biopharmaceuticals

Malaysian Genomics Unveils Strategic Advances in Biopharmaceuticals

Azri Azerai, Executive Chairman of Malaysian Genomics, expressed optimism about MGRC’s future, stating: “MGRC achieved higher revenue in the current quarter as compared to the preceding quarter’s revenue of RM0.68 million, mainly generated from cell and gene therapy products. Our state-of-the-art BSL-2 cell processing lab, cGMP approved by MOH for production of cell and gene therapies, illustrates our technological advancement. Hence, we foresee that we will obtain higher revenue from cell and gene products in the next quarter.”

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Thryv Therapeutics Announces Positive Results from the WAVE 1 Proof of Concept Study in Long QT Syndrome. LQT-1213 Rapidly and Meaningfully Reduces QT Interval in Individuals with Prolonged QT induced by Dofetilide

“Over the past few years, our research has continued to validate the pathogenic role of SGK-1 in rare arrhythmias. We now have the first in human evidence of the benefits of targeting this activated kinase to reduce prolonged QTc,” commented Philip Sager, MD, Chief Medical Officer of Thryv Therapeutics. “With this initial safety and efficacy data in hand, clinical testing can commence in people with Congenital Long QT Syndrome Types 2 and 3, where chronic and substantial QTc prolongation can lead to lethal ventricular arrhythmias.”

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