Head of Protein Production Facility - Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research
BIOGRAPHY
Wed 25 OCT 2023 09:30 IST | 12:00 SGT | 13:00 KST, JST | 14:00 AEST | 16:00 NZST
Protein Expression Webinar
Speakers
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Roland Leathers, PhD
Sr. Strategic Alliance Manager, Cell Biology - Thermo Fisher ScientificBIOGRAPHY
Event Date & Time
Date: October 25, 2023
Time: 09:30 IST | 12:00 SGT | 13:00 KST, JST | 14:00 AEST | 16:00 NZST
Abstract
Abstract
This webinar is hosted by Thermo Fisher Scientific in collaboration with the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research (WEHI). The webinar will aim to provide an overview of recombinant protein generation, showcase WEHI's Protein Production Facility expertise, and discuss the advantages, differences, and challenges in producing recombinant proteins using different host organisms. The webinar will also demonstrate the benefits of the Expi™ expression systems for protein production. It emphasizes the efficiency and simplicity of using these systems and their role in enabling high-yield, consistent protein production for various applications.
Learning Objectives:
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Learn from the recombinant protein production expertise focusing on tailoring production for various downstream applications.
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Gain knowledge about the differences, benefits, and challenges associated with producing recombinant proteins in different host organisms.
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Understand that how the Expi™ systems can offer high recombinant protein yields and are adaptable to different production requirements.
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Recognize the differences between the cell types (HEK293, CHO, sf9) and how they provide a versatile toolbox for expressing diverse and challenging candidate proteins.
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