Home > Press > Altogen Biosystems Launches Custom Biotechnology Research Services: Generation of Stable Cell Lines and RNAi Cell Transfection Services
Abstract:
Altogen Biosystems
(http://www.altogen.com) announced launch of new contract research
services. Located in Las Vegas, NV, Altogen Custom Services focus on
providing specialized biotechnology and pharmaceutical services, including
RNA Interference (RNAi) services, generation of stably-expressing cell
lines, assay development, screening and transfection services. In
particular, the company will draw upon their unique experience with over
hundred cancer cell lines and expertise in polymer and nanoparticle-based
gene delivery technologies.
Altogen Biosystems Launches Custom Biotechnology Research Services: Generation of Stable Cell Lines and RNAi Cell Transfection Services
LAS VEGAS, NV | Posted on March 12th, 2008
Generation of stably-expressing cancer cell lines and primary cells can
be very expensive and time-consuming. Utilizing this method, investigators
are able to develop cells that permanently express specific genes through
their incorporation in the cellular genome. Altogen Custom Services offers
generation of stable cell lines by transforming the cell line of choice to
stably express vector or gene of interest. Optional cloning and shRNA
expression services are available. The service turnaround time is typically
3-4 weeks.
Altogen laboratory research services
(www.altogen.com/support.htm) include:
-- Transfection services (transient and stable)
-- Assay development and library screening
-- Cloning and plasmid vector construction
-- Generation of stable cell lines
-- RNAi experiments (siRNA design, synthesis, validation)
-- Gene targeting (mRNA knockdown, shRNA overexpression)
-- Custom services
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About Altogen Biosystems
Altogen Biosystems is a life sciences company dedicated to the
development, marketing and manufacture of In Vivo and In Vitro transfection
reagents for intracellular and tissue-targeted delivery of biomolecules.
Altogen Custom Services is a laboratory contract research organization. It
provides specialized contract research to pharmaceutical, biotechnology,
and other life science organizations worldwide.
For more information, please click here
Contacts:
Altogen Biosystems
848 Rainbow Blvd #823
Las Vegas, NV 89107 USA
Tel/Fax: 1-702-989-0841
Customer Support:
1-800-658-7009
Fax: (702) 989-0841
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