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Key events of 2025: Meet us to discuss innovation!
2025 is set to be a pivotal year for breakthroughs in the life sciences and biotechnology sectors. We are excited to announce our participation in several major scientific events worldwide.
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Antibody production
How are mouse monoclonal antibodies humanized: current approaches and limitations
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Addressing Cross-Reactivity in Antibody Research
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Exploring Single B-Cell Technologies for Antibody Discovery
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Humanized vs. Fully Human Antibodies: What’s the Difference?
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Phage Display vs. Hybridoma: Choosing the Right Method for Monoclonal Antibody Production
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Customers success stories
Next-Generation Antibody Discovery Enabled By NativeMP™ and Phage Display Technology
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Customers success stories
Accelerating Translational Research: How Phage Display Technology Delivered High-Affinity Antibodies for Groundbreaking Applications
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Humanized vs. Fully Human Antibodies: What’s the Difference?
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Customers success stories
The Path of Creating an Innovative IL-17A Antibody for Autoimmune Disorders
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Antibody production
Polyclonal vs. Monoclonal antibodies: How to choose the best option for your project?
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Antibody production
“The COVID-19 pandemic is helping us bridge the divide between virologists and immunologists” – Interview with Dr. Louisa James (QMUL)
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Reinventing IgY biotherapeutics – interview with Dr. Mara Freire (CICECO, University of Aveiro, Portugal)
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How the environment shapes immune system development during pregnancy – interview with Dr. Melanie Conrad
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Antibody production
“Cell-based phage display is helping us isolate more biologically relevant antibodies” – Interview with Dr. Mohamed Alfaleh (King Abdulaziz University)
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“Researchers are not leveraging the speed and resolution of flow cytometry for clinical evaluation” – Interview with Prof. Tomáš Kalina (Charles University in Prague)
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