Rare Find Insulin, Human Recombinant, Cell Culture Tested Bundle Deal [Da2s8YAM]

High-Quality Human Recombinant Insulin

Rare Find Insulin, Human Recombinant, Cell Culture Tested Bundle Deal [Da2s8YAM], is a premium product designed to meet the stringent requirements of modern bioprocessing applications. This insulin is a crucial component in various cell culture media for mammalian cells, making it ideal for the manufacturing of monoclonal antibodies, virus vaccines, gene therapy, and other biological drugs. With its non-animal source and high performance, this recombinant insulin ensures efficiency and flexibility throughout the validation to scale-up process. Key features include:

• Animal origin free (AOF) for safety and compliance
• Produced using E. coli cells free from livestock or poultry disease agents
• Virologically safe and BSE-free manufacturing process

Technical Specifications and Performance

Our human recombinant insulin is produced through a cell culture process, ensuring a high level of purity and activity. The insulin is soluble at 10 mg/mL in pH 2 - 3, and it exhibits an activity of 28 IU/mg on a dry basis. This product is not only suitable for various downstream applications but also offers exceptional solubility and activity, making it a reliable choice for your bioprocessing needs. Key specifications include:

• Solubility: 10 mg/mL in pH 2 - 3
• Activity: 28 IU/mg (dry basis)

Applications and Benefits

This high-quality human recombinant insulin is a versatile component in serum-free growth media for mammalian cells. It is widely used in the manufacturing of monoclonal antibodies, virus vaccines, gene therapy products, and other biological drugs. By using this insulin, you can enhance the efficiency and safety of your bioprocessing applications. The non-animal source and BSE-free nature of this insulin make it an ideal choice for researchers and manufacturers seeking a reliable and high-performance product. Target audience:

• Biotechnology researchers
• Pharmaceutical manufacturers
• Bioprocessing facilities