HumanKine Virtual Booth
Advanced Therapies Week I January 25th – 28th 2022 I Miami Convention Center
Welcome to the Proteintech page for Advanced Therapies Week 2022!
Here you can find many resources that Proteintech and our other brands have to offer for cell & gene therapy and the like. Through this page you can:
- Request printed materials like posters and catalogs
- Request free samples of our state of the art HumanKine® human-cell expressed cytokines and growth factors
- Reference product catalogs
- Review our collection of informative blogs on relevant topic
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Our HumanKine® recombinant proteins are created in HEK293 cells using animal-free components. Recombinant proteins created in HEK293 offer the following advantages when compared with proteins manufactured using bacterial based platforms:
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High bioactivity & stability
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Lot-to-lot consistency
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Native human conformation & post-translational modifications
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Endotoxin-free, xeno-free & tag-free
All HumanKine® recombinant proteins are produced in Proteintech’s in-house GMP grade laboratory adhering to strict quality control regulations. Find out more here
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Download a pathway poster or request a printed copy (WNT only) for your lab
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| Mesenchymal Stem Cell | Haematopoietic Stem Cells | Induced Pluripotent Stem Cell | CAR-T Cells in Cancer Therapy | WNT Signaling Pathway |
Career Development Blogs:
How to write a good scientific abstract
Mastering the art of abstract writing is essential for boosting the visibility of your research. Read Proteintech's 10 Top tips for writing a strong abstract.
How to be a great lab manager - 6 tips
Being a lab manager is not an easy task and it’s about a lot more than just the science; it’s similar to managing a small business. As if that’s not daunting enough, often newly appointed lab managers get very little formal training on the management of people and lab budgets. Here are 6 tips to help you be a great lab manager and better manage your time.
7 Secrets to a successful scientific presentation
Fearful of speaking in front of others? There’s no part of your academic journey dedicated to teaching you how to present your research effectively and professionally. The following tips can help you overcome the fear and help you become more confident in both your presentation and yourself.
How fellowships can advance your academic career
Together with Sophie Quick (University of Edinburgh, UK) and Adriana Bankston (University of California, USA*), Proteintech would like to share some thoughts and advice to anyone thinking of applying for fellowships worldwide.
To Dye or Not to Dye? Understanding the different viability dyes for flow cytometry
Dead cell exclusion in flow cytometry is crucial for reliable and accurate results. This blog will help you understand which reagents are best for your experiment, providing a comprehensive overview of the popular products available to help you find "another way to dye".
Seizing the day: How to Save Time in Your Immunoassay Experiments
Due to the current situation with the COVID-19 pandemic, many researchers around the world are faced with restrictions on time and resources in the lab. Learn how to save precious hours on your IP, IF, and western blotting experiments.
Intracellular Flow Cytometry Staining Protocol
Understand the different approaches to intracellular staining for flow cytometry in this "do-it-yourself" guide to fix and perm.
Top tips for a successful transition to a postdoc role
A post-doctoral research position is an excellent opportunity to fully develop the skills acquired throughout your PhD research. If you’re a prospective post-doc seeking to advance your career in academia, here are a few top tips for tackling the challenge.
Discuss your research needs with us
Our team are available over email, phone or video call to discuss how Proteintech can support your research.
Contact us to discuss your research needs!