Our comprehensive protein production services cover every step of the workflow, from gene cloning and sequence validation to expression and purification. We can also conjugate your protein to a moiety of interest—such as a fluorophore, biotin, or streptavidin—and perform downstream processing activities such as protein desalting, lyophilization, vialing, and labeling.
We Offer a Range of Protein Expression Systems to Support Different Research Needs
| Bacterial | Insect Cells(Baculovirus) | Mammalian | |
| Summary | Bacterial gene expression is a fast and cost-effective approach for producing recombinant proteins. | Baculovirus insect cell gene expression is easy to scale up from the laboratory to a large-scale production system. However, while the expressed proteins have abundant PTMs, the types and patterns of modifications are different from those seen when the same protein is expressed in a mammalian system. | Mammalian gene expression is the best option for producing native conformations and PTMs of mammalian proteins. |
| Cell type | E. Coli | Sf9, HighFive | Mammalian Cell Gene Expression System (Human HEK293 suspension cells) |
| Expression level | Low-Medium-High | Low-High | Low-Medium-High |
| Cell doubling time | Rapid (30 mins) | Slow (18-24 hr) | Slow (24 hr) |
| Timeline | 3 weeks | 6 - 8 weeks | 3 - 6 weeks |
| Post Translational Modifications | |||
| Protein Folding | Not reliable | Reliable | Reliable |
| Glycosylation | No | Simple | Complex |
| Phosphorylation | No | Yes | Yes |
| Acetylation | No | Yes | Yes |
| Acylation | No | Yes | Yes |
| γ-carboxylation | No | No | Yes |
