Development of a Potential Recombinant Protein Vaccine in E. Coli

Recombinant proteins can be powerful stimulators of the immune system making them good candidates for vaccines. Using the intracellular parasite, Leishmania donovani as an example, this webinar will take you through the steps required for development and testing of a recombinant vaccine.

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Are you challenged with obtaining sufficient amount of high purity proteins for your applications? Almost unavoidably, every protein purification step results in some degree of protein loss.

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Recombinant protein expression & purification

Are you struggling with the amount and/or purity of your recombinant protein? Attend this online seminar for solutions to the challenges in recombinant protein expression & purification.

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Accelerating Lead Identification Through Paramagnetic Bead Purification Technology

High throughput purification is a critical step in antibody engineering and lead identification. Paramagnetic bead technology allows a single step purification of targets by simply adding the beads directly

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Efficient stable cell pool/cell line development for large-scale antibody and protein production

Interested in rapid and efficient stable cell pool/cell line development for large-scale production of your recombinant antibodies and proteins? If so, this webinar may be for you.

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Recombinant protein expression in E. coli often results in the formation of insoluble aggregates called inclusion bodies.

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