SYGNIS AG Installs Scalable Production Capability for Lightning-Link Antibody Conjugation Technology

SYGNIS AG (Frankfurt: LIO1; ISIN: DE000A1RFM03; Prime Standard), the Group which includes Expedeon Holdings, Innova Biosciences, and C.B.S. Scientific Company, today announced it has extended the manufacturing capability for its Lightning-Link® technology, currently marketed under the Innova Biosciences brand, to support scalability and bulk production of antibodies.

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SYGNIS AG (Frankfurt: LIO1; ISIN: DE000A1RFM03; Prime Standard), the Group which includes Expedeon Holdings, Innova Biosciences, and C.B.S. Scientific Company, today announced it has extended the manufacturing capability for its Lightning-Link® technology, currently marketed under the Innova Biosciences brand, to support scalability and bulk production of antibodies.

Lightning-Link is an innovative technology that enables direct labeling of antibodies or proteins in as little as 20 minutes, for use in R&D applications, drug discovery and the development of diagnostic kits. Lightning-Link kits are the world’s fastest, easiest to use and most efficient method of labeling antibodies or proteins, requiring only 30 seconds hands-on time, and there are no separation steps involved, meaning 100% of materials are retained.

The increased manufacturing capability means the Company is now able to offer the Lightning-Link product range in volumes from 10µg to 100mg, in single reaction vials tested with Rabbit IgG in ELISA. For antibody ...

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