Michael Bodo
Upstream Process Development Scientist at Spark Therapeutics, a Roche subsidiary
Insights from Roche Cell and Gene Therapy experts - performance case study included
Webinar presenter: Michael Bodo, Upstream Process Development Scientist at Spark Therapeutics
Wednesday June 18th 2025
08:00 PDT / 11:00 EDT / 16:00 BST / 17:00 CEST
Endonucleases play a fundamental role in AAV production, though introducing novel materials into existing AAV processes can present risks. In this webinar, we will present a structured framework to assess the impact and benefits of integrating new materials like novel endonucleases into established AAV manufacturing workflows. Key evaluation criteria for new AAV manufacturing materials will also be explored.
Attendees will see comparative performance case study data of market endonucleases, focusing on critical quality attributes (CQAs) such as viral titer and residual host cell and plasmid DNA. Learn about the evaluation and potential integration of a new endonuclease into an existing AAV purification process.
Michael Bodo is an Upstream Process Development Scientist at Spark Therapeutics, a Roche subsidiary. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering from Lehigh University with more than 7 years of industry experience in rAAV genetherapy. Michael is a skilled scientist focusing on rAAV gene therapy upstreamdevelopment and manufacturing in both adherent and suspension mammalian cellsystems through process characterization and commercialization.