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Producing recombinant proteins, particularly recombinant antigens, involves a multitude of variables. These include construct design, affinity tags, expression system, purification scheme, formulation, and characterization. Among these, long-term storage considerations play a pivotal role in preserving protein quality and functionality.   The Importance of Buffer Formulation Buffer formulation is critical for long-term storage, especially for recombinant…

Learn the role of affinity tags in recombinant antibody production, maximize their impact, and balance efficiency & quality.

Learn how to select the best expression system to optimize recombinant antigen production.

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The production of recombinant proteins, particularly antigens, involves several critical variables.

Conducting small-scale pilot experiments is key to identifying the optimal expression conditions for recombinant proteins.

Generating multiple protein constructs through alteration of affinity tag selection, size, and placement can be highly beneficial for projects with no prior precedent of successful recombinant protein production.

At Proteos, we are committed to delivering high-quality services that surpass client expectations. This begins with selecting the optimal expression system and designing a scope of work that is appropriate for your protein of interest.

Producing novel recombinant proteins can be a complex endeavor, but understanding the key variables involved can make a significant difference. Beginning with a pilot experiment is a strategic move.