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Application Notes
Cellastim S – Reconstitution Application Note
Enhanced Cryopreservation of T Cells Using Optibumin®, Recombinant Human Serum Albumin (rHSA)
Expansion of Adherent HEK293T Cells in Flasks in Chemically Defined Cell Culture Media
Low-DMSO Cryopreservation of MSCs with Optibumin 25 Recombinant Albumin
Maintaining Viable Cell Count in Primary T Cells During Cell Washing Using Optibumin®
OptiVERO – Expansion of VERO Cells Without Serum in Chemically Defined Cell Culture Media
Recombinant Human Leukemia Inhibitory Factor for the Enhanced Expansion of Neural Stem Cells
Retain and Protect Final Cell Product with Optibumin®, a Recombinant Human Serum Albumin (rHSA)
Sustained T Cell Proliferation and Early Memory Retention with OptiLeukin™ 2 Recombinant IL-2
T Cell Cryopreservation Using Exbumin®, Recombinant Human Serum Albumin, and Reduced DMSO
Using Recombinant Transferrin in the Expansion of Hematopoietic Stem Cells Application Note
Blog
Albumin in Drug Delivery: Cancer’s Unexpected Achilles’ Heel
Cryopreservation Just Got Better with Optibumin® 25
Evolving Challenges in Closed-System Biomanufacturing
Explore the Latest Developments in T-reg Research and Clinical Application
Optibumin vs Traditional Albumin: Comparing Performance in Cell Wash Applications
Scaling Innovation: How DiscGenics and InVitria are Leading the Future of Cell Therapy
Why Do Some Biologics Cross the Finish Line—While Others Crash and Burn?
Catalog
InVitria Product Catalog – 2025
Data Sheets
ITSE+A Animal-Free – Data Sheet
LIF Leukemia Inhibitory Factor – Data Sheet
Journal Articles (DOI Links)
Utilization of Recombinant Albumins in the Expansion of Human T Lymphocytes
Posters
Virus Yield Improvement for Downstream Processing: Exbumin®, Excipient Recombinant Albumin
Product Brochures
Product Specifications
SDS
Use Guidelines
Cellastim S – Guidelines for Use
Optiferrin – Guidelines for Use
OptiLeukin 2 – Guidelines for Use
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Accelerating Vaccine Development Through Use of Blood-Free Components