Viral Vector Manufacturing

Andelyn Biosciences collaborates closely with you throughout the development and commercialization of your cell and gene therapies, from initial research and development to establishing a reliable clinical and commercial supply. As a trusted AAV manufacturing CDMO and cell and gene therapy CDMO, we support you at every step, ensuring seamless development and manufacturing through expert viral vector process development and rigorous GMP-compliant viral vector manufacturing.

GMP Viral Vector Manufacturing CDMO

With Andelyn’s AAV Curator® Platform, along with upstream, downstream, and fill-finish expertise, experienced MSAT, quality control, quality assurance, and regulatory teams, we deliver cost-effective solutions tailored to your needs. As a cell and gene therapy CDMO and an AAV manufacturing CDMO, we pair viral vector process development with phase-appropriate GMP viral vector manufacturing to accelerate your path from research to commercialization.

85+ INDs
Approved
70+
active programs
500+
cGMP Batches
PPQs
Material Generated Supporting BLA FIling
225k
Combined Square Feet of Facility Space

GMP Scales

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Facilities

Andelyn Corporate Center

Step inside the Andelyn Corporate Center (ACC). Our built-for-purpose facility is designed to meet the demands of cell and gene therapy manufacturing. With the latest advances in AAV manufacturing and GMP compliance, the ACC is currently producing high-quality viral vectors, including adeno-associated virus (AAV) and Lentivirus (LVV), optimized for clinical trials and large-scale production. Discover how our facility advances life-saving gene therapy products to market through optimized, industrialized processes, backed by GMP viral vector manufacturing discipline and robust viral vector process development.

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High-Throughput Approach for Research- and Toxicology-Grade
Vector Development

Suspension Processes

Standard Suspension Scales

RG and TOX Grade Productions

  • Standard Suspension Scales
  • Research Grade and TOX Grade Productions
  • 50L Suspension
  • 200L Suspension
  • Enhanced Documentation & Testing (TOX)
Adherent Processes

Standard Adherent Preps

  • Standard Adherent Preps
  • HYPERStack® Cell Culture Vessels
  • 5HS to 30HS (GMP sublot scale)
  • Enhanced Documentation (TOX)
  • GMP-Grade Materials (TOX)
  • Enhanced Testing (TOX)

Late-Stage Capabilities for
Your Vector Program

Our GMP facility supports programs from Phase 1 through late-stage and commercial production, avoiding facility changes and tech transfers throughout your program's regulatory journey. As an AAV manufacturing CDMO, we align viral vector process development with GMP viral vector manufacturing to support comparability, PPQ, and BLA readiness.

Process Characterization (PC)

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Andelyn’s Approach

Based on client’s requirements and Filing Strategy

Modular rograms for flexibility and Speed

High-Throughput Technologies including Ambr® system

Supported by robust analytics

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Key Activities

CQA (Critical Quality Attributes) Identification

FMEA (Failure Modes & Effects Analyses)

Analytical method qualification

Scale Down Models

DoE (Design of Experiment) Studies

Intermediate & Media Stability Studies

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Validation

Support to definition of Program’s Validation Strategy

Process Performance Qualification (PPQ) Runs

Analytical assays Validation

Commercial-ready facility

Andelyn Partners with Ultragenyx on AAV Commercial Manufacturing

Following FDA approval for MPS IIIA, Andelyn Biosciences is manufacturing Ultragenyx’s Fayuvi™ for commercial supply in Columbus, Ohio. This marks the first FDA-approved gene therapy produced using the Andelyn AAV Curator® Platform.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does GMP mean in viral vector manufacturing?

GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice) defines the quality system and controls needed to consistently produce safe, pure, and potent viral vectors. In GMP viral vector manufacturing, this includes qualified facilities, trained personnel, validated equipment and computerized systems, documented viral vector process development, and controlled operations from raw materials through release and distribution.

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Why is GMP important for viral vector production?

GMP protects patient safety and product integrity by minimizing contamination, mix-ups, and variability. For a cell and gene therapy CDMO and an AAV manufacturing CDMO, adhering to GMP viral vector manufacturing standards ensures reproducibility across clinical and commercial batches, supports regulatory submissions, and enables reliable supply for trials and market.

What are the key regulatory requirements for GMP viral vector manufacturing?

Key requirements include quality management systems, change control, deviation/CAPA, data integrity, validated processes and analytical methods, environmental monitoring, raw material qualification, batch records, and release testing aligned to ICH, FDA, and EU guidelines. As a cell and gene therapy CDMO, we implement these controls from viral vector process development through PPQ.

How is viral vector quality controlled under GMP?

In GMP viral vector manufacturing, quality control uses phase-appropriate, validated assays to measure SISPQ: Safety, Identity, Strength, Purity. Trending, reference standards, and stability programs link viral vector process development to ongoing commercial control at an AAV manufacturing CDMO.

What are common manufacturing platforms for GMP viral vectors?

Common platforms include suspension bioreactors (e.g., STR50–STR2000) using HEK293 or Sf9 systems and adherent systems using HYPERStack vessels. Both platforms support GMP viral vector manufacturing, with platform selection driven by yield, scalability, and product CQAs, and supported by data-driven viral vector process development at a specialized AAV manufacturing CDMO.

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