Abstract: Apparatuses and methods are described herein for processing polynucleotides in a sealed path environment. The apparatuses include optical sensors to monitor operations and to track material usage for good manufacturing practice.

Abstract: Provided herein are examples of mRNA treatment nanoparticles and methods of using them to treat a patient. An mRNA treatment nanoparticle may include one or more mRNAs encoding a tumor-specific antigen and an immunomodulatory agent; and a delivery vehicle molecule encapsulating the one or more mRNAs.

Abstract: An example system includes a plurality of scriptable devices, each of which exposes an interface. The system may also comprise a medium storing data indicating, for each of a mapped plurality of device operations, one or more inputs to provide to a corresponding device from the plurality of scriptable devices and a conversion between that device operation and a corresponding application command. In such a system, the medium may also store a plurality of scripts, each of which may have a corresponding scriptable device from the plurality of scriptable devices and may comprise a set of device operations. The system may also comprise a computer to repeatedly preform an operation cycle comprising determining whether an application command should be executed and, when it should, generating a globally unique identifier corresponding to that command and adding that globally unique identifier and a device operation corresponding to that command to a log.

Abstract: The application relates to microfluidic apparatus and methods of use thereof. Provided in one example is a microfluidic device comprising: a first fluidic input and a second fluidic input; and a fluidic intersection channel to receive fluid from the first fluidic input and the second fluidic input, wherein the fluidic intersection channel opens into a first mixing chamber on an upper region of a first side of the first mixing chamber, wherein the first mixing chamber has a length, a width, and a depth, wherein the depth is greater than about 1.5 times a depth of the fluidic intersection channel; an outlet channel on an upper region of a second side of the first mixing chamber, wherein the outlet channel has a depth that is less than the depth of the first mixing chamber, and wherein an opening of the outlet channel is offset along a width of the second side of the first mixing chamber relative to the fluidic intersection.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to tertiary amino lipidated and/or PEGylated cationic peptide compounds and complexes thereof with nucleic acids for endocellular delivery, methods for preparing the compounds and complexes, and methods for delivering polyanionic compounds to cells.

Abstract: The application relates to microfluidic apparatus and methods of use thereof. Provided in one example is a microfluidic device comprising: a first fluidic input and a second fluidic input; and a fluidic intersection channel to receive fluid from the first fluidic input and the second fluidic input, wherein the fluidic intersection channel opens into a first mixing chamber on an upper region of a first side of the first mixing chamber, wherein the first mixing chamber has a length, a width, and a depth, wherein the depth is greater than about 1.5 times a depth of the fluidic intersection channel; an outlet channel on an upper region of a second side of the first mixing chamber, wherein the outlet channel has a depth that is less than the depth of the first mixing chamber, and wherein an opening of the outlet channel is offset along a width of the second side of the first mixing chamber relative to the fluidic intersection.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to lipid mixtures comprising lipidated cationic peptide compounds, such as tertiary amino lipidated and/or PEGylated cationic peptide compounds or lipitoids, for nucleic acid delivery. More specifically, the present disclosure relates to lipid nanoparticle formulations comprising lipidated cationic peptide compounds and other lipid components including structural lipid, phospholipid and shielding lipids. The present disclosure also relates to methods of preparing and using the lipid mixtures.

Abstract: The application relates to microfluidic apparatus and methods of use thereof. Provided in one example is a microfluidic device comprising: a first fluidic input and a second fluidic input; and a fluidic intersection channel to receive fluid from the first fluidic input and the second fluidic input, wherein the fluidic intersection channel opens into a first mixing chamber on an upper region of a first side of the first mixing chamber, wherein the first mixing chamber has a length, a width, and a depth, wherein the depth is greater than about 1.5 times a depth of the fluidic intersection channel; an outlet channel on an upper region of a second side of the first mixing chamber, wherein the outlet channel has a depth that is less than the depth of the first mixing chamber, and wherein an opening of the outlet channel is offset along a width of the second side of the first mixing chamber relative to the fluidic intersection.

Abstract: The application relates to microfluidic apparatus and methods of use thereof. Provided in one example is a microfluidic device comprising: a first fluidic input and a second fluidic input; and a fluidic intersection channel to receive fluid from the first fluidic input and the second fluidic input, wherein the fluidic intersection channel opens into a first mixing chamber on an upper region of a first side of the first mixing chamber, wherein the first mixing chamber has a length, a width, and a depth, wherein the depth is greater than about 1.5 times a depth of the fluidic intersection channel; an outlet channel on an upper region of a second side of the first mixing chamber, wherein the outlet channel has a depth that is less than the depth of the first mixing chamber, and wherein an opening of the outlet channel is offset along a width of the second side of the first mixing chamber relative to the fluidic intersection.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to lipid mixtures comprising lipidated cationic peptide compounds, such as tertiary amino lipidated and/or PEGylated cationic peptide compounds or lipitoids, for nucleic acid delivery. More specifically, the present disclosure relates to lipid nanoparticle formulations comprising lipidated cationic peptide compounds and other lipid components including structural lipid, phospholipid and shielding lipids. The present disclosure also relates to methods of preparing and using the lipid mixtures.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to tertiary amino lipidated and/or PEGylated cationic peptide compounds and complexes thereof with nucleic acids for endocellular delivery, methods for preparing the compounds and complexes, and methods for delivering polyanionic compounds to cells.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to lipid mixtures comprising lipidated cationic peptide compounds, such as tertiary amino lipidated and/or PEGylated cationic peptide compounds or lipitoids, for nucleic acid delivery. More specifically, the present disclosure relates to lipid nanoparticle formulations comprising lipidated cationic peptide compounds and other lipid components including structural lipid, phospholipid and shielding lipids. The present disclosure also relates to methods of preparing and using the lipid mixtures.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to tertiary amino lipidated and/or PEGylated cationic peptide compounds and complexes thereof with nucleic acids for endocellular delivery, methods for preparing the compounds and complexes, and methods for delivering polyanionic compounds to cells.