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Nova Biomedical integrates PAIA Titer assay technology into cell line development

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 19
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Nova Biomedical integrated PAIA Titer assay technology into its cell line development portfolio, enabling the use of VIPS® PRO and Cell Metric® X platforms to assess product quality and productivity earlier in the process. John Luck, president of Nova Biomedical's Biopharma business, noted that this integration allows scientists to identify high-potential clones sooner.

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The technology complements Nova Biomedical's existing capabilities, including titer, cell counting, and glycan analysis. By bringing productivity and quality data forward in the workflow, the integration supports making earlier and more informed decisions regarding which clones to advance.

From selectscience.net

Who's involved

  • BioPharmaThe BioPharma business unit, now integrated into Nova Biomedical
  • John LuckPresident of Nova Biomedical's Biopharma business

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  • BioPharmaSpeculative

    The BioPharma business unit might reduce resource costs by identifying high-potential clones earlier in the cell line development process.

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