To develop and manufacture new monoclonal antibodies, scientists must screen monoclonal antibody-producing cells to identify and isolate specific cells of interest for subsequent expansion and production. Historically, this is done by examining thousands of single cells using enzyme-linked immunosorbent assays (ELISAs), a highly laborious and resource-intensive process.
Download this poster to learn about a microwell-based system that separates single cells but maintains shared media exposure to accelerate and streamline workflows for the identification and clonal selection of antibody secreting cells.
