FORT COLLINS, Colo., Sept. 4 CO-InVitria-Sponsors
FORT COLLINS, Colo., Sept. 4 /PRNewswire/ -- InVitria
(http://www.invitria.com), a leading global supplier of animal free products
that enhance productivity, safety and time to market for companies in the
biopharmaceutical, cell culture, life science research and diagnostics
industry, announced its Sponsorship of Cambridge Healthtech Institute's 4th
Annual "Optimizing Cell Culture Development" Conference on September 15-16 in
Boston, Massachusetts. (http://www.healthtech.com/ocb/overview.aspx?c=562)
InVitria will be an exhibitor at the conference, which will feature
notable speakers from research and development institutes and the biotech
industry. The meeting sessions focus on cell line development, cell
engineering, upstream processing and scale-up & manufacturing of products
derived from cell culture.
"InVitria is very pleased to serve as one of the corporate sponsors for
this event for the cell culture industry," said Scott Deeter, InVitria's
president. "We feel this is a tremendous venue to build awareness of how
InVitria's animal free products available for use in cell culture media help
improve productivity, safety and time to market for our customers."
"InVitria's Cellastim and Lacromin not only replace bovine or human
sources of albumin or transferrin, but they also provide improved productivity
and better consistency," said Ray Tritch, InVitria's Account Manager - Eastern
United States. "I am looking forward to sharing our successful results using
these cell culture ingredients to optimize performance," Tritch said.
About InVitria (http://www.InVitria.com)
InVitria has developed animal free cell culture ingredients that enhance
productivity, safety and time to market for companies in the
biopharmaceutical, cell culture, life science research and diagnostics
industry. InVitria's animal free product line includes:
-- Cellastim -- Cellastim is an albumin used to replace bovine albumin and
human albumin as a cell culture ingredient and biopharmaceutical formulation
excipient. Cellastim has been shown to improve mammalian cell culture
productivity by up to 50% when compared with other forms of albumin. Cellastim
also has been an effective component in stem cell media and primary cell
media. (see http://www.Cellastim.com )
-- Lacromin -- Lacromin has been shown to replace bovine transferrin and
human transferrin in cell culture media. In addition, Lacromin is a strong
growth promotant as a cell culture ingredient in mammalian cell culture media.
(see http://www.Lacromin.com )
-- Lysobac -- Lysobac is a bacterial cell lysis agent that is more
efficient and more consistent compared to chicken lysozyme and provides higher
protein yield compared with mechanical cell lysis. Lysobac is used in
bacterial fermentation to improve recombinant protein yields. (see
http://www.Lysobac.com )
For more information about the InVitria line of products, please e-mail
info@invitria.com or call 1-800-916-8311.
SOURCE InVitria
