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|Articles|October 28, 2020
In vitro glycoengineering – Suitability for BioPharma manufacturing
Author(s)Roche
Glycosylation homogeneity and pattern can be increase with cell line engineering and bioprocess optimization. But, these can be time-consuming and might compromise yield. In vitro glycoengineering can solve these problems and is independent from the cell line and the bioprocess used.
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