Go bigger, stay on target, and engineer the mammalian cell lines that get the job done
Whether you need pin-point single base edits with negligible off-target activity, large insertions at a safe harbor site, or other knock-out or knock-in edits, our exclusive technologies and experienced gene editing scientists will deliver more than you may have thought possible.
Choose from our different genome editing platforms or ask our scientists to customize a project to achieve your goals. We’ll use our patented and proprietary technologies, such as our Rapid Automated Cell Line Editing (RACE™) protocol, to ensure quality, accuracy, and fast turnaround times.
Here are just a few of the ways we can customize a mammalian cell line for your needs. If you don’t see what you’re looking for, simply contact us, we’ll get it done!
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*We also offer CRISPR editing to generate rodent animal models — contact us to learn more.
We used CRISPR/Cas9 to label titin, a sarcomere protein, with the NeonGreen protein in hiPSCs, and then differentiated the hiPSCs into cardiomyocytes.
Video courtesy of Karina Ivaskevica1, Judith Montag1,2, Theresia Kraft1, and Sarah Konze1
1. Molecular and Cell Physiology, Hannover Medical School, Hannover, Germany, 2. Human Medicine, Medical School Berlin, Berlin, Germany
With over 1,800 unique cell line models engineered by the scientists and technology developers at Applied StemCell, you can be confident in the quality and reliability of our service.
As quick as 6 – 8 weeks when you select one of the Applied StemCell control lines or master cell lines, or 2 – 3 months if you send us your cell line
Choose homozygous mutations, heterozygous mutations, footprint-free genome editing (ideal for GMP applications), or other customizations
Over 98% projects completed to our customers' specifications
All projects completed at our facilities in California (cell-based projects) and Oklahoma (animal projects)
Your dedicated business development manager will walk through your project requirements and goals with you, arranging a web call with our technical team, if needed.
Work with our technical team on the cell line engineering strategy, timelines, and milestones. We customize each project for your needs and do as much, or as little, of the plasmid, gRNA, or other reagent generation you need. We can also customize cell line characterization using a full range of technologies.
Send in any materials you are supplying for the project, and we'll get to work.
We'll begin your project and provide updates as agreed on. We pride ourselves on transparency, integrity, and will clearly communicate the status of your project.
In as little as 6-8 weeks, if you choose one of our in-house cell lines, we'll be ready to send you your engineered cells.
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Immunofluorescence microscopy at day 30 after differentiation shows well-defined sarcomeres as indicated by the striation pattern of A) labeled titin protein, B) α-actinin stained with anti-sarcomeric α-actinin antibody, and C) the merge of A and B.
Images courtesy of Karina Ivaskevica1, Judith Montag1,2, Theresia Kraft1, and Sarah Konze1
1. Molecular and Cell Physiology, Hannover Medical School, Hannover, Germany, 2. Human Medicine, Medical School Berlin, Berlin, Germany
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