PK15 Cell Bank Characterization

Creative Bioarray provides a comprehensive characterization of Porcine Kidney 15 (PK15) Cell Bank employing numerous methodologies such as Fluorescent In Situ Hybridization (FISH), Locus Amplification & Sequencing, and G-banded Karyotyping. The integration of next-generation sequencing in Transgene Mapping via Locus Amplification & Sequencing allows for the selective amplification and sequencing of the transgene and its adjacent genomic area. Abnormal chromosomal conditions like translocations, amplifications or deletions in PK15 cells can be detected and scrutinized using G-banded Karyotyping, offering valuable data regarding the genes' stability. FISH is a crucial tool in the examination and detection of PK15 cell lines with a wide range of applications, such as confirming target gene integration and copy number, evaluating chromosomal rearrangements, and measuring specific gene expressions. These significant contributions aid in the development and perfection of PK15 cell lines, vital for biopharmaceutical manufacturing.

PK-15 cells, originating from pigs who serve as primary hosts for multiple zoonotic viruses, are crucial resources for researching viral diseases and formulating cures, vaccines, and precautions to prevent disease epidemics.

PK15 Cell Bank Characterization services from Creative Bioarray were provided to numerous pharmaceutical companies, and successfully helped their biopharmaceutical products get approved by the regulatory agency.

Creative Bioarray has extensive experience in characterization of cGMP cell banks used in production. Our PK15 cell line characterization allows you to efficiently streamline your cGMP-compliant manufacturing processes and accelerate toward successful commercialization. And our reporting fulfils FDA and EMA regulatory requirements for pharmaceuticals for human use (ICH guidelines Q5B and Q5D, CTD Quality module, section 3.2.S.2.3).

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