CG Products Bucket
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Cell Line Engineering Services
9/30/2025
Go bigger, stay on target, and engineer the mammalian cell lines that get the job done.
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MAD7 Gene Editing
9/30/2025
A Class 2 Type V Cas9 nuclease, Mad7 is ideal for product development that relies on genome editing.
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CRISPR/Cas9 And Cas9 Variants
9/30/2025
A quick overview of this industry-changing technology as well as the newer Cas9 variants that expand its use.
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S-SELeCT™ One-Step Large Knock-In Technology
9/30/2025
Simple, scalable genome engineering at the naturally occurring S-SELeCT™ safe harbor locus.
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iPSC Differentiated Cell Products
9/30/2025
At Applied StemCell, we specialize in producing high-quality differentiated cells from well-characterized normal iPSCs. Our cells offer the biorelevance of primary cells while eliminating the challenges associated with sourcing and variability across batches.
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iPSC Lines: iPSC Control Lines From Healthy Donors
9/30/2025
At Applied StemCell, we specialize in providing high-quality induced Pluripotent Stem Cell (iPSC) lines that are crucial for advanced research in stem cell biology and regenerative medicine. Our iPSC lines are designed to support cutting-edge research and therapeutic development.
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TARGATT™ CHO Cells: Rapid, Stable CHO Cell Generation For Bioproduction
9/30/2025
With our proprietary TARGATT™ technology for site-specific integration of large DNA fragments, we’ve developed a series of TARGATT™ “master” cell lines, including engineered CHO.
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TARGATT™ HEK293 Kits
9/30/2025
Accelerate cell line development for library creation and protein expression with efficient TARGATT™ large knock-in technology.
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TARGATT™ iPSC Kits
9/30/2025
Build cell-based models of disease and accelerate therapeutic development with TARGATT™ large knock-in technology in iPSCs.
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Blast Freezer For Pharmaceuticals: RoSS.BLST
9/26/2025
RoSS.BLST is a GMP-compatible system for blast freezing & thawing of drug substances. It is suitable for any primary packaging from all manufacturers and allows freezing and thawing within a temperature range of -80°C to +40°C.