In this series, we are highlighting some of our founder, Dr. Yelena Sheptovitsky’s, favorite manuscripts, publications, and news pieces all relating to the world of protein expression, life science, and CRO’s. Today we look at the author manuscript from “A highly efficient… Continue Reading
In this series, we are highlighting some of our founder, Dr. Yelena Sheptovitsky’s, favorite manuscripts, publications, and news pieces all relating to the world of protein expression, life science, and CRO’s. Today we look at the author manuscript from “Transfection by Electroporation”… Continue Reading
In this series, we are highlighting some of our founder, Dr. Yelena Sheptovitsky’s, favorite manuscripts, publications, and news pieces all relating to the world of protein expression, life science, and CRO’s. Today we look at the author manuscript from “Fusion Protein Linkers:… Continue Reading
In this series, we are highlighting some of our founder, Dr. Yelena Sheptovitsky’s, favorite manuscripts, publications, and news pieces all relating to the world of protein expression, life science, and CRO’s. Today we take a look at “Production of recombinant proteins… Continue Reading
When working with proteins, it is essential to exercise a precise degree of control within your solutions. Proteinaceous solutions may contain many different residues from fermentation steps like cell residues, aggregates, or fragments. One of the common methods of protein… Continue Reading
To detect the presence of specific proteins in a solution, a widely used biochemical assay called an ELISA is used. The acronym expands to Enzyme-Linked ImmunoSorbent Assay – indicating the use of enzymes to quantify immunogenicity. This assay is used… Continue Reading
Protein purification by chromatography is a technique that is familiar to anybody who’s worked in a biochemical laboratory. The concept of separating complex biological mixtures into their components holds much biophysical utility that many scientists rely on for purifying their… Continue Reading
Since the development of the hybridoma method for monoclonal antibody production in 1975, the possibility of bioengineering their immunological capabilities for precise therapeutic usage could now be afforded. This term itself reflects its main idea: the words ‘hybrid’ and ‘myeloma’… Continue Reading
Perhaps the most basic unit of defense in the battle against pathogens is the ubiquitous antibody. In an immunological context, pathogens are typically referred to as antigens (literally, antibody generators) to indicate the most likely immunological response that they would… Continue Reading
Proteins are an essential part of nutrition, medicine, and biochemistry. Modern technology has allowed producing recombinant proteins in large quantities for research and therapeutic use. One of the most common expression systems for protein production is E. coli. However, when… Continue Reading
