
Last month, Elodie, Magali, and I found ourselves in Lisbon—not for a spring getaway (though the weather was a delightful preview of the season) and certainly not for ultra-trail training (although the city’s hills did give our calves a solid workout!). Instead, we were there for EIP, an event…

During episode 86 of KCAS Bio’s “The Weekly Bioanalysis” podcast, our hosts Dom and John are joined by Dr Cheikh Kane, the Vice President of Biopharma Services at KCAS Bio, to discuss immunogenicity. They first define Immunogenicity; what it is and why it is tested, as well as the standard…

Immunogenicity, why do we keep talking about it? Immunogenicity can, in the simplest of terms, be described as a subject’s ability to generate antibodies specific to the dosed protein therapeutic. While stating it this way understates the complexity of the immune system and the methods needed to detect and characterize…

KCAS Bio is excited to announce our participation in several premier conferences throughout the United States this fall. These events bring together experts, innovators, and leaders in pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, and clinical research to exchange insights, explore the latest technologies, and drive the future of scientific discovery. As a trusted provider…

When you examine how to develop and validate/qualify a Biodistribution assay by PCR…

Please download this poster, “Monitoring immunogenicity of your candidate vaccine by ELISpot.” Vaccines_EIP2024_Poster_vfDownload…

The European Immunogenicity Platform (EIP) is a central meeting place for scientists and biopharmaceutical companies in Europe. The goal of the EIP is to improve knowledge and expertise in immunogenicity. This is achieved through collaboration between scientists and industry experts. The EIP works with companies, institutes, and professionals involved in…

Immunogenicity refers to the ability of a substance, such as an antigen or a vaccine, to provoke an immune response in an organism. The recognition of the substance as foreign triggers an immune response, which involves the production of antibodies and the activation of immune cells to fight against or…

Produced by Bioanalysis Zone Recorded on December 11, 2023 Webinar available here. Webinar Description: In this webinar, Dominic Warrino discusses the bioanalytical considerations of immunogenicity of cell and gene therapies. Bioanalysis method development and method validation of immunogenicity assays for support of cell and…

ELISpot (Enzyme-linked immunosorbent spot) is an immunoassay-based technique used to quantify cells that are capable of secreting proteins, including cytokines, cytotoxic molecules, and antibodies, when stimulated with the appropriate antigen. Initially designed to monitor the frequency of circulating antigen-specific memory B-cells, it is now commonly used to determine the frequency…

KCAS is a rapidly growing industry leader that continues to increase its vast knowledge surrounding assay transfers not only internally but externally as well. As KCAS expands as a global leader in the bioanalytical space we have taken our knowledge surrounding internal assay transfers and extended that knowledge to external…

Ligand binding assays (LBAs) have been our core activity for decades. LBAs are commonly used to measure interactions between two proteins, a ligand and its receptor, a monoclonal antibody (mAb) and its target, or biologics and Anti-Drug Antibodies (ADA). Throughout the development of New…