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23 Oct 2024

Rapid Timeline to Tox Starting with KBI Biopharma's SUREtechnology Platform™, Powered by Selexis

KBI Biopharma’s cell line development services, powered by Selexis®, have been at the forefront of innovation for the last two decades. We are introducing the latest version of proprietary SURE CHO-M technology, which uses a transposase-based semi-targeted integration method and provides high productivity and stable cell lines for therapeutic protein production, while exhibiting a doubling time of 15-17 hours. Using this transposase-based cell line, KBI Biopharma is now delivering tox material in as little as 6 months from transfection. The tox material will be generated with the top 6 clones.

  • In addition, we are introducing an afucosylated host cell line for the generation of therapeutic proteins without any fucose residues. KBI Biopharma is also introducing a completely new targeted integration technology developed by our own next-generation sequencing software. This panel of new cell line offerings surpasses customer expectations and is set to establish new industry standards.

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    • 2015
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    • 1000 - 4999
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