GMP-Ready Helper Plasmids for AAV Production
Adeno-Associated Virus (AAV) particles.

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GMP-Ready Helper Plasmids for AAV Production

24 Mar, 2021

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Manufactured in dedicated clean-rooms with mandated changeovers before new production cycles, AMSBIO introduces new pHelper-Kan plasmid DNA optimised for Adeno-Associated Virus (AAV) manufacturing.

Adeno-associated virus is a non-enveloped virus that can be engineered to efficiently deliver DNA sequences of interest into target cells with a low immunogenicity. Because of these unique characteristics, AAV-mediated genome editing has emerged as a highly promising gene delivery method.

The robust virus packaging productivity of this pHelper-Kan plasmid has been tested in almost all AAV serotypes. pHelper-Kan is proven for use in daily AAV production, for both GMP grade and research grade batches.

Immediately available, premanufactured in stock, AMSBIO pHelper-Kan plasmid reduces the optimisation work required to obtain high efficacy when producing your viral vectors. The high reproducible quality of the pHelper-Kan plasmid DNA is maintained and verified by Amsbio’s standardised manufacturing technology.

AMSBIO also provides a custom service to make ready-to-use AAV for any specific gene, shRNA or miRNA. Working closely with customers, Amsbio will sub-clone your selected genes into their AAV expression vectors and produce expression AAV for each gene.

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