Bioprocessing Technology Institute (BIT)

A protein called FAIM could help doctors to parse which cancer patients will respond to multiple myeloma therapy

Breakthrough technology quickly separates large proteins and viruses from their surroundings, which improves purification of vaccines and protein therapuetics

Insights into cellular productivity could boost generation of proteins with valuable research and medical applications

Inducing stem cells to become different cell types efficiently, and on a large scale, is now possible using a three-dimensional platform

Researchers from A*STAR explain how defects in a signaling protein sabotage the immune system in multiple, seemingly contradictory ways

A single enzyme plays a critical role in helping the body effectively fight viral infection

The latest microfluidic chip can generate microbubbles to break open cells for biochemical analysis

MicroRNAs are essential for B-cell development and antibody production

Identification of a signaling pathway could aid development of stem cell-based therapies for Parkinson’s disease

Fibroblast growth factor-2 keeps stems cells in their undifferentiated state by activating Wnt signaling

Tyrosine phosphorylation profiles illuminate the molecular basis of self-renewal in human embryonic stem cells

Chinese hamster ovary and baby hamster kidney cell lines are the best choices for producing therapeutic glycoprotein that stays in the bloodstream longer