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Invitrogen to Unveil New Cell Culture-Processing Services at BioProcess Meeting Next Week

Nov 03, 2006
NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) — Invitrogen next week plans to debut a set of expanded services for cell culture development that pair its PD-Direct process with Bioprocessor’s SimCell automated management system, Invitrogen said today.
 
The company will unveil the new services at the BioProcess International Conference & Exhibition in San Francisco.
 
Invitrogen said the new services will speed up the development of basal media and feeding recipes for cell cultures, and will enable researchers to conduct clone performance studies under various conditions.

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