SCI Journal:
Cryobiology
Research paper title:
Recovery and functionality of cryopreserved peripheral blood mononuclear cells using five different xeno-free cryoprotective solutions
In January 2019, the Beike Biotech R&D team published a paper in the SCI journal Cryobiology that explores the cryoprotective effects of different cryopreservation solutions on immune cells. The aim is to advance the research project on serum-free cryopreservation solutions: serum components are complex and xenogeneic serum can easily provoke immune rejection reactions, so serum-free cryopreservation solutions can provide customers with safer immune cell storage and application. Beike Biotech repeatedly validates and continually optimizes every process node in cell preparation and storage, always upholding the principle of using science to ensure quality.
Beike Biotech has dedicated 14 years to the cell field and has accumulated extensive proprietary innovations. A great deal of its research output has been published in authoritative domestic and international professional journals. In cell preparation and quality management, the company is an industry-leading standard-setter, having established a rigorous and comprehensive quality control system and mastered advanced cell preparation technologies. It provides citizens, research institutions, and medical institutions with comprehensive cell biotechnology services that integrate the manufacturing, testing, and identification of standardized cell products.
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