Incorporating a genomic regulatory sequence element can help to develop a robust expression vector, leading to improved recombinant protein expression in cultured cells. Such elements include the Expression Augmenting Sequence Element (EASE), scaffold- or matrix-attachment regions (S/MAR elements), Insulators, or the Universal Chromatin Opening Element (UCOE). However, generating a robust vector further requires having the relevant vector components in a context-optimized manner…
Tag: <span>expression vector engineering</span>
Expression vector and cell line engineering is the basis for expression and industrial production of biopharmaceuticals. The ultimate goal is to obtain clonal cell lines that secrete the protein of interest with high cell-specific productivity, and at consistently high levels over an extended number of cell generations, allowing for scale-up and cost-efficient large-scale manufacturing. Productivity and stability of expression are thus the prerequisites for developing commercially viable processes…