Sino Biological is an international reagent supplier and service provider, specializing in antibody development and recombinant protein production. We provide a variety of recombinant production and assay services for preclinical research and development.
Sino Biological has a professional mammalian cell expression platform with years of process optimization and production experience, providing one-stop services from gene synthesis to high-quality antibody production. Sino Biological has successfully delivered thousands of recombinant antibodies manufacturing programs to customers worldwide and is the preferred antibody production service provider for the world's Top10 pharmaceutical companies.
Amount | Description | Deliverables |
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100μg |
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500μg |
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1mg |
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Amount | 10mg-100mg | 100mg-1g | >1g |
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100μg | 3-5 weeks | 6-8 weeks | 8-12 weeks |
Sino Biological has established high-throughput mouse & rabbit monoclonal antibody R&D platforms and also has rich experience in rabbit polyclonal antibody development.
Workflow of Antibody Development
Expert-guided custom project design
Peptide synthesis, recombinant protein expression
Speedy immunization could be as fast as 5 weeks
Well-established hybridoma, phage display and single B cell technologies
Proprietary HEK293 platform supports high-throughput and large-scale antibody production
Immunuzation time can be shortened to 5 weeks
pAb production & identification can be completed within 45 days
Naïve human antibody library screening (phage display)
Sino Biological provides one-stop services from gene synthesis to protein expression & purification based on multiple expression systems, including bacteria, baculovirus-insect and mammalian expression systems. With more than 10 years of experience in protein expression and purification, Sino Biological has successfully expressed over 6,000 different proteins for customers worldwide.
Strengths
Fig 1. Immunofluorescence staining of mouse target A in NIH-3T3 cells. Positive staining was localized to Mitochondrion.
Fig 2. Immunochemical staining of human target D in human breast carcinoma with mouse mAb.
Fig 3. Immunochemical staining of human target E in human gastric cancer with rabbit mAb. The image shows membrane staining of epithelium cell.
Fig 1. Immunofluorescence staining of mouse target A in NIH-3T3 cells. Positive staining was localized to Mitochondrion.
Fig 2. Immunochemical staining of human target D in human breast carcinoma with mouse mAb.
Fig 3. Immunochemical staining of human target E in human gastric cancer with rabbit mAb. The image shows membrane staining of epithelium cell.