NanoTemper Technologies arms gene therapy scientists with static light scattering for development of AAVs

They hope to sharpen the toolkit of gene therapy scientists with the introduction of SLS

25 Mar 2022
Rory Shadbolt
Publishing / Media

NanoTemper Technologies today announced the addition of Static Light Scattering (SLS) to their wildly successful Prometheus Panta, turning their instrument best known for being the new gold standard in protein stability characterization for biologics into a tool that will uplevel the tool kit for any AAV-focused gene therapy scientist.

“We’ve been keeping an eye on the needs of gene therapy researchers for years,” stated CEO Philipp Baaske. “There’s a limited amount of AAV sample available, and they’re faced with having to take what feels like an impossible number of measurements to ensure they select the best vectors. And it was important to us to address this.”

Prometheus Panta with SLS allows scientists to characterize their AAV vectors – whether it be serotyping, formulation, or capsid filling and leaking – with very little sample. “We already have a number of customers who have found success with Prometheus Panta in the gene therapy field,“ points out Charles Heffern, Product Manager. “They love the reliability of the instrument, easy operation by any technician, and the high-quality results that have been proven time and time again.”

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