Lentivirus particles have become essential tools in molecular biology and genetic engineering. Known for their ability to transduce both dividing and non-dividing cells, they offer a unique solution for stable gene delivery and expression. This article delves into the significance, applications, and advantages of premade lentivirus particles.
What are Premade Lentivirus Particles?
Premade...
In recent years, the landscape of gene therapy has witnessed significant advancements, not least of which are the developments surrounding adeno-associated virus (AAV) particles. Premade AAV particles have emerged as a focal point for researchers and clinicians striving to harness the power of gene therapy. These engineered viral vectors are redefining the approach to treating genetic...
Phagemid vectors are essential tools in molecular biology, bridging the gap between plasmid and bacteriophage systems. They are hybrid vectors that incorporate elements from both plasmids and filamentous bacteriophages, making them incredibly versatile for various applications, including cloning, expression, and gene delivery.
Structure and Function
Phagemids typically contain a plasmid...
Yeasts provide attractive expression platforms. They combine ease of genetic manipulations and the option for a simple fermentation design of a microbial organism with the capabilities of an eukaryotic organism to secrete and to modify a protein according to a general eukaryotic scheme. A range of yeast species has been developed for various applications. Commonly used strains are Pichia...
Creative Biogene is a biotech CDMO for bacterial and yeast-based production of Drug Substances. Our microbial production services include GMP production of recombinant proteins, plasmid DNA, single-domain antibodies, recombinant vaccines, nucleic acid drugs, etc. Our microbial GMP-manufacturing unit is equipped with state-of-the-art fermenters, harvesting equipment, and a choice of downstream...
There are three kinds of rRNA sequences in bacteria, 23S, 16S and 5S. Among them, 16S rRNA is the most commonly used molecular clock in the systematic taxonomic study of bacteria due to its moderate nucleotide number, a large amount of information, high stability and easy extraction and analysis.16S rDNA is about 1540bp in length and exists in all bacterial chromosome genomes.
16S rRNA has a...
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