Optimizing conditions for recombinant soluble protein production in E. coli

Are you looking for ways to optimize protein expression? Then please join us for this interactive webinar geared to address the optimization challenges in recombinant bacterial protein expression. There are several variables in the E. coli protein production process that can influence the desirable end result i.e. generation of high yields of biologically active target protein. Our experience and in-house capabilities can help you overcome this bottleneck in recombinant protein production.

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