GAITHERSBURG, Md.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--

MaxCyte, Inc., the pioneer in scalable, high performance cell transfection systems, is hosting a series of events at IBCs 9th Annual Cell Line Development & Engineering Conference being held May 20-22 in La Jolla, CA. During this cutting-edge conference on innovations for bioproduct development, MaxCyte will present breakthrough transient gene expression (TGE) data in a scientific podium presentation and detail unmatched novel antibody production capabilities in two technical posters. MaxCyte scientists will be available throughout the conference at Booth #12 to provide technical details on the use of flow electroporation for large scale transient gene expression and rapid stable cell line generation.

Dr. James Brady, Director of Technical Applications at MaxCyte, will present data on flow electroporation in a podium presentation entitled Streamlining Antibody Development Using Large Scale, CHO Transient Gene Expression (TGE) followed by Rapid Production of CHO Stable Clones on Tuesday, May 21, at 1:30 PM within a session dedicated to accelerating cell line and process development.

Dr. Bradys presentation demonstrates the unmatched performance of the MaxCyte Scalable Transfection Systems to achieve antibody titers of over 1 gram/liter using transient gene expression in CHO cells. In addition, using the same technology, high yield stable cell lines can be identified within just 6-8 weeks, says Dr. Karen Donato, Executive Vice President of Global Business Development & Marketing at MaxCyte. From the earliest phases of discovery and development, companies using the MaxCyte transfection platform now have a powerful tool to generate antibodies in CHO cells rapidly and reproducibly in meaningful quantities for identification and characterization.

MaxCyte will also present two scientific posters, both available for viewing throughout the conference. The first poster, entitled CHO Transient Gene Expression (TGE) Optimization for Multi-Gram Level Antibody Production: Effects of Expression Construct, Post Transfection Cell Density and Feed Conditions demonstrates a simple, optimized process to achieve antibody titers exceeding 1 gram/liter within 14 days of transfection. This poster is presented in collaboration with Vivalis, a key client and leading provider of innovative cell-based solutions to the pharmaceutical industry for the manufacture of vaccines and recombinant proteins.

The second poster, entitled Bioproduction Using Large Scale Transient Transfection: From >1.2 grams/L Antibody Titers via Transient Gene Expression (TGE) to Rapid, High Yield Stable Cell Line Generation, presents data demonstrating the utility of the MaxCyte platform at multiple steps in antibody development including high yield antibody production via transient gene expression and rapid generation of stable cell lines in 6-8 weeks for later stage development and biomanufacturing.

Companies are already realizing the benefits of streamlining progression from early to late stage development by using MaxCytes one-of-a-kind technology that brings together transient gene expression and rapid stable cell generation, says Douglas Doerfler, President, and CEO of MaxCyte. MaxCyte flow electroporation is a truly enabling technology and we look forward to presenting our latest scientific findings to leaders in the development of biotherapeutics at the 9th Annual Cell Line Development & Engineering Conference.

About MaxCyte

MaxCyte specializes in cell modification technologies to enable the discovery, development, manufacturing, and delivery of innovative therapeutic products. Drawing on its cell therapy expertise, MaxCyte designed a portfolio of products including the MaxCyte STX Scalable Transfection System and MaxCyte VLX Large Scale Transfection System, ideal tools for use in drug discovery research and screening and protein production environments. These products provide for the rapid development and consistent production of billions of (co)transfected primary cells, stem cells, and cell lines for protein and antibody production and for cell-based assays with comparable results and Seamless Scalability from the bench to HTS and pilot and production scale.

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