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August 21, 2025Biotechnology and Bioengineering0 citationsOpen Access

Accelerated Adeno Associated Virus Upstream Process Development From High‐Throughput Systems to Clinical Scale

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AAAnna AndaluzBMBrittany MonteverdeKVKevin Vera

Key Points

  • AAV upstream production process achieved rapid scalability, enabling greater throughput and efficiency.
  • Process development timelines were minimized to under 2 months, while addressing impurities like empty capsids.
  • High-throughput technologies facilitated smooth transitions from bench scale to 2,000 L production bioreactors.
  • This streamlined approach shows potential for significant cost-effectiveness in producing gene therapy treatments.

Abstract

ABSTRACT Adeno‐associated virus (AAV) is one of the most common delivery systems used in gene therapy. Challenges in the development and manufacturing of AAVs include high cost of goods (COGs) per dose, process scalability, speed to market, and process‐related impurities such as empty capsids. This article presents a streamlined approach to developing and scaling AAV upstream production process via triple transfection from bench scale to commercial volumes exceeding 1,000 L. By leveraging high‐throughput technologies such as the AMBR®15 system, we achieved rapid upstream process development in under 2 months. These tools enabled optimization of productivity, impurity reduction, and COGs per dose. We also detail methodologies for direct scale‐up from AMBR®15 to a 2,000 L single‐use production bioreactor.

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Andaluz et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af4ec6ad7bf08b1ead8015https://doi.org/10.1002/bit.70052
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