A New and Improved Transient Expression System for CHO Cells
The CHOgro® High Yield Expression System Features CHOgro® Titer Enhancer. The CHOgro® High Yield Expression System (MIR 6270) includes the same components of the first-generation CHOgro® Expression System (MIR 6260) and features a new component - the CHOgro® Titer Enhancer [which is also included in the CHOgro® Transfection and Titer Enhancer Kit (MIR 6225)]. Adding the CHOgro® Titer Enhancer and shifting the cell culture temperature to 32°C yields a significantly higher increase in in titers over the original CHOgro® Expression System. |
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CHOgro® High Yield Expression System Protocol
CHOgro® High Yield Expression System Streamlined Workflow. The CHOgro® High Yield Expression System was engineered to maximize transient protein production in suspension CHO cells, while still maintaining a simple and cost-effective workflow. The ability to add expression enhancers at the time of transfection and immediately shift cell cultures to hypothermic conditions provides researchers with more flexibility in the timing of their experiments while reducing the risk of contamination caused by repeated handling of the culture.
Obtain Higher Protein Titers
CHOgro® High Yield Expression System Results in Higher Protein Titers. The CHOgro® High Yield Expression System (MIR 6270) and the CHOgro® Expression System (MIR 6260) were compared for human IgG1 antibody production. Antibody was produced by transient transfection using the TransIT-PRO® Transfection Reagent (Mirus Bio) at a 1:1 reagent-to-DNA ratio (vol:wt) and 1 µg plasmid DNA per milliliter of culture. FreeStyle™ CHO-S cells (ThermoFisher Scientific) were cultured in CHOgro® Expression Medium (Mirus Bio) and plated at a density of 2 or 4 x 106 cells/ml in non-treated 6-well plates (2ml/well) for transfection. As indicated, the CHOgro® High Yield culture was shifted to 32°C immediately post-addition of the transfection complexes to the culture. Day 10 supernatants were analyzed using a standard sandwich human IgG ELISA. Error bars represent the standard deviation of triplicate technical replicates.