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Gyrolab CHO-HCP Kit 1

For Detection and Quantification of Host Cell Proteins in Bioprocessing

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Gyros AB, a pioneer in miniaturizing and automating immunoassays at nanoliter-scale, today announced the introduction of its Gyrolab™ CHO-HCP Kit 1. The new kit detects and quantifies host cell proteins (HCP) from Chinese hamster ovary (CHO) cells used in bioprocessing of biotherapeutics. HCP are measured throughout the production process, as they may affect the safety and efficacy of the biotherapeutic.

Gyrolab CHO-HCP Kit 1 has been validated for use on Gyrolab xP workstation and the new Gyrolab xPlore™ and is ready to use, eliminating the need for time-consuming assay development. The automation capabilities of Gyrolab systems enable 96 data points to be generated in approximately one hour without manual intervention, saving time, and reducing errors and repeats. The kit broadens the analytical range from typically two orders of magnitude to four, and therefore requires fewer dilutions and fewer reruns than alternative methods.

Gyrolab CHO-HCP Kit 1 contains all the reagents ...

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