Custom cell engineering services
1,890 views · Published 23 May 2012 · 1:47 · Indexed 27 October 2026
Channel: Thermo Fisher Scientific · 2012 · Education
Learn more at http://www.thermoscientific.com/custom Complete your cell engineering projects in less time by collaborating with our Custom Biology Services team. Whether your research requires engineered or Jump-In™ parental cell lines; BacMam virus particles or validated, high-throughput screening-ready cells in large scale, Thermo Fisher Scientific has the in-house expertise to support and accelerate your cellular projects. The custom biology team can help scientists with their research because at the heart of every custom project is a biological question that that client is trying to answer. So, we can combine the customer's detailed knowledge with our depth and breadth of experience in cell-engineering and combine those things to come up with a project plan that makes sense for the customers. Some of the main advantages that our Jump-In™ in cell engineering platform provide the customers are the following: principally speed and efficiency, reliable and robust delivery of the gene, the ability to deliver the gene to a number of different host cell backgrounds and the ability to deliver MultiGene™ constructs up to 13 kb and 3 genes. The main advantage the BacMam offers to customers is assay portability. This is a technology that allows insertion of genetic material into the cells of many different types including very difficult to trim spec cells such as primary neurons, stem cells and the progeny of stem cells. We are able to offer our clients services at a price that fits their budget by doing monthly consolidated runs through our access program. With the BacMam Access program, a customer can send us a DNA construct and we can ship them BacMam virus to use within a month. From a scientific standpoint, there's certainly the enjoyment of looking at a very difficult problem in a very rapid timeframe putting together a workflow that can be used to provide support for that program. Learn more at http://www.thermofisher.com/custom
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