– Understand the core principles of flow cytometry in cell and gene therapy.
– Differentiate between conventional and spectral flow cytometry platforms.
– Interpret key immunophenotyping markers for CAR-T characterization.
– Apply best practices for assay validation under CLSI H62 guidelines.
– Design appropriate gating strategies for regulatory-grade CAR detection.
– Evaluate cytotoxicity, potency, identity, and purity using flow cytometry.
– Understand FDA expectations for IND and BLA submissions involving flow data.
– Recognize the importance of MIFlowCyt and CLIA/CAP compliance in assay design.
– Correlate flow cytometry markers with clinical outcomes and immune kinetics.
– Identify sources of technical error and implement corrective best practices.
– MRD
– Immunomonitoring during clinical trials
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