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Protein Production Scale Up in Hollow Fiber Bioreactor Systems

Protein Production Scale Up in Hollow Fiber Bioreactor Systems For many years, hollow fiber cell culture has been a unique platform that has many benefits including utilization of a closed system, single-use products, and 3D cell culture. Proteins can be difficult to express, especially those that are highly complex or glycosylated. Because of this, traditional … Continue reading Protein Production Scale Up in Hollow Fiber Bioreactor Systems

Monoclonal vs. Polyclonal Antibodies

Monoclonal vs. Polyclonal Antibodies One of the key factors in determining the best service or strategy for producing antibodies is the decision of whether to choose monoclonal vs. polyclonal antibodies. At Cell Culture Company, we are your premier source for monoclonal antibodies customized for your individual needs. Below are some of the benefits and drawbacks … Continue reading Monoclonal vs. Polyclonal Antibodies

How are Monoclonal Antibodies Made

How are Monoclonal Antibodies Made During the coronavirus pandemic, the term “monoclonal antibodies” was frequently in the news. Despite this, many people still do not understand the importance of these cells – or even what they are. Here’s what you need to know about making monoclonal antibodies and how they positively impact health and healing: … Continue reading How are Monoclonal Antibodies Made

Monoclonal Antibody Screening and Production

Monoclonal Antibody Screening and Production Monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) stem from a single, unique parent cell. As a result, these antibodies only bind to a single epitope. The production of monoclonal antibodies is crucial to research and treatment efforts regarding various diseases, both infectious and non-infectious. At Cell Culture Company, we provide customized production of monoclonal … Continue reading Monoclonal Antibody Screening and Production

An Introduction to Mammalian Cell Culture

An Introduction to Mammalian Cell Culture Mammalian cell culture is a highly regarded technique with academic and research applications. It is a requisite skill for researchers whose work requires consistent, scaleable quantities of human and animal cells for pharmaceutical, immunology, toxicological, and molecular biology research. If you are interested in learning about mammalian cell culture … Continue reading An Introduction to Mammalian Cell Culture