DSM's XD Tech boosts yields five-10-fold

17 May 2009

Dutch life sciences company DSM says that its proprietary XD Technology boosts bioreactor productivity and titers of mammalian cell culture  processes by five to10-fold for the production of proteins and  antibodies.

Recent studies completed at the R&D labs of DSM Biologics in Groningen,  the Netherlands, demonstrated that the yields from CHO-based cell  cultures can be increased five to10-fold over their previous fed-batch  processes using only off the shelf, commercially-available media. The XD  Technology has been tested for antibody and recombinant protein  production across multiple cell lines, and the increase was realized in  all cases.

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