Chris Mann, senior scientist, mammalian cell biology at Genetix, has been invited to speak at the prestigious tenth Cell Culture Engineering Conference to be held in Whistler, Canada, 23-28 April 2006
The Cell Culture Engineering Conference, held every two years, is a leading venue for the academic, industrial and regulatory communities to debate new developments in animal cell culture research.
The tenth anniversary meeting will include topics ranging from fundamental science to the engineering challenges of cell culture process development.
Mann's presentation, entitled 'A novel one-step technology for accelerating discovery of highly productive mammalian cell lines' forms part of the first session of the meeting on accelerating cell line development and clinical candidate optimisation.
Focussing on practical applications of the technology that is rapidly becoming an accepted leader in the field, Mann will outline how researchers can screen large numbers of cell clones for specific protein/monoclonal antibody expression, and quantitatively collect only the best secretors.
