Cell Line Development

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Foundation for Efficient and Scalable Biologics Production

Cell line development (CLD) is a critical step in the development of biologics, shaping the efficiency, yield and quality of therapeutic proteins and antibodies.

Mammalian Cell Lines

Microbial Cell Lines

Key Stages in Cell Line Development

Single-Cell Cloning & Stability Assessment

Ensuring monoclonality through advanced cloning techniques and verifying genetic and expression stability over multiple passages to guarantee consistent manufacturing performance.

Screening & Selection

High-throughput screening identifies clones with optimal expression levels, growth characteristics and product quality.

Gene Integration & Transfection

Stable incorporation of the gene of interest into the host genome using random or targeted integration methods, including transposase technology.
  • Design of Experiments (DoE) Systematic optimization of culture conditions and expression parameters to enhance yield and quality.
  • Genetic Engineering Tools Use of CRISPR/Cas9 and other gene-editing technologies to improve host cell lines for productivity and
    product quality.
  • Single-Cell Sorting & Imaging Platforms like Beacon® and C.SIGHT™ enable rapid isolation and real-time monitoring of single cells,
    accelerating clone selection and reducing timelines.

Monoclonality Assurance

Adherence to regulatory expectations by establishing and documenting monoclonality to ensure product consistency.

Scale-Up Strategies

Seamless transition from lab-scale cultures to commercial bioreactors (up to 30,000 L), maintaining product quality and process robustness.

Regulatory Support

Comprehensive documentation and quality control to support IND, BLA and global regulatory submissions.

Quality, Scalability & Regulatory Compliance