Transfected Stable Cell Lines
Reliable | High-Performance | Wide Rage
Precision reporter, kinase, immune receptor, biosimilar, Cas9, and knockout stable cell lines for diverse applications.
Creative Biogene is dedicated to delivering high-quality, rapid, and cost-effective stable cell line generation services to support protein expression, gene knockdown, and genome editing for specialized research needs. With a wealth of experience, our cell culture scientists focus on fine-tuning every parameter to meet specific requirements, using proprietary expression vectors, advanced high-throughput screening technologies, and serum- and animal-component-free processes to generate reliable and adaptable cell lines in reduced timelines.
Creative Biogene offers a robust range of services for stable cell line generation, covering applications such as protein expression, gene knockdown, genome editing, and circRNA overexpression. Our extensive experience spans over 50+ cell lines, including H1299, MCF-7, HEK293, 3D4/2, HT-29, and more, ensuring reliable and scalable solutions for diverse cell lines.
Our service approach is based on a three-phase model:
1. Vector Design and Optimization
2. Cell Line Development and Screening
CircRNA Overexpression
Specialized service for disease research using structurally stable circular RNAs—comprehensive design, construction, and validation.
Gene Expression Cell Lines
Flexible cassette options, comprehensive clone selection, and high-level protein production for research applications.
Gene Knockdown Cell Lines
Precise shRNA design and validation for sustained gene silencing and extensive screening potential.
Stable Knock-in Cell Line Generation
Supports diverse mutations, comprehensive screening, and quality control across multiple cell types.
Stable Knockout Cell Line Generation
Precise gene knockout capabilities for functional genomics and disease modeling, adaptable to complex cell types.
Creative Biogene has collaborated with various biotechnology companies and academic researchers to create reliable, functional cell lines for different applications. Our case studies demonstrate how our customized cell line development has contributed to breakthroughs in areas like cancer research, drug discovery, and gene therapy.
One of the most aggressive cancers is breast cancer, which can spread to other organs and invade nearby tissues. The researchers developed a 3D culture system using composite gels made of alginate and Matrigel to simulate the tumor microenvironment. Creative Biogene contributed to this study by constructing a GFP-expressing stable cell line (MDA-MB-231) that enabled real-time visualization of cellular behavior within the gel. This GFP stable cell line allowed for continuous tracking of cancer cell migration, intravasation, and invasion, supporting the researchers' innovative 3D model to analyze the early steps of metastasis.
Figure 1. The researchers characterized MDA-MB-231 cell morphology in various gel concentrations, utilizing GFP-expressing stable cells to visualize malignant features. (Cavo M, et al., 2018).
Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) is a prevalent endocrine condition that frequently causes estrogen insufficiency and insulin resistance. The researchers aimed to investigate the role of WNT signaling in regulating estrogen synthesis in PCOS. They found that FZD3 expression was significantly increased in cumulus cells (CCs) from PCOS patients. This upregulation, along with activation of the WNT2/β-Catenin pathway, was closely associated with estrogen deficiency. The researchers used FZD3-overexpressing cells from Creative Biogene to study its impact on estrogen production and found that it impaired FSH-induced estrogen synthesis. This study highlights the potential of targeting FZD3 in CCs as a therapeutic strategy for restoring estrogen production in PCOS. Our stable cell line services, like the FZD3-overexpressing system, offer researchers robust tools to study gene function and signaling pathways in various disease models.
Figure 2. The researchers used FSHR-overexpressing HEK293 cells, transfected with FZD3 and related plasmids, to study FZD3's effect on FSH-stimulated steroidogenesis. (Qiao GY, et al., 2017)
The SARS-CoV-2 epidemic has motivated researchers to look into how the virus infects lung cells, including its interaction with the human ACE2 receptor. The researchers utilized computational approaches to analyze the differences between SARS-CoV and SARS-CoV-2 spike proteins, revealing key alterations that enhance the binding affinity of SARS-CoV-2 to ACE2. To further explore the virus's impact, the researchers employed A549 cells expressing ACE2, which were procured and cultured using Creative Biogene's services.
Figure 3. The researchers conjugated SARS-CoV-2 spike protein on gold nanourchins and compared its effects with SARS spike protein using ACE2/TMPRSS-expressing A549 cells to analyze infectivity through FACS and ICP-MS. (Singh AV, et al., 2022)
At Creative Biogene, we offer customized construction methods to fit a variety of research applications, each paired with an ideal delivery solution. Our technical support team is ready to provide one-on-one consultations to help you select the best approach. Leveraging our expertise in gene editing, we design optimized sgRNA and donor templates for precise gene knock-ins or knockouts at popular safe-harbor sites, including AAVS1 (human) and Rosa26 (mouse).
To meet your specific requirements, we provide flexible Cas9 delivery options such as stable Cas9 cell lines, lentiviral, adenoviral, and Cre-LoxP models. For long-term results, we recommend early cryopreservation of stable clones and regular selective pressure to maintain consistent gene expression. With shRNA lines, note that expression may decline after ten passages, so early planning and support are key. Contact Creative Biogene to explore tailored solutions that drive impactful results in your research.
Method | Cas9 Delivery | sgRNA Delivery | Donor Template |
1 | Stable Cas9 cell line | Synthetic sgRNA + Plasmid | dsDNA plasmid |
2 | Lentiviral Cas9 | Lentiviral sgRNA | dsDNA plasmid |
3 | Adenoviral Cas9 | Lentiviral sgRNA-Cas9 fusion | ssDNA (preferred) |
4 | Cre-LoxP model | sgRNA plasmid | Oligo |
We maintain stringent quality control throughout the development process:
Our services are designed to ensure smooth, efficient, and reliable results. We support every step of the cell line development process:
1Precise vector and gene target selection
2Custom strategy development
3Construct generation for expression/knockdown
4High-throughput vector production
5Stable clone establishment
6Comprehensive molecular validation (Western blot, PCR, sequencing)
7Continuous technical guidance
8Detailed protocol and data documentation
Creative Biogene is a national high-tech enterprise aiming to lead the global biopharmaceutical services industry. Having worked in the biopharmaceutical business for more than ten years, we provide specialized research platforms, state-of-the-art technology, and skilled project management to assist global industrial and academic development. We prioritize client demands and offer customized services to researchers and biopharmaceutical firms, promoting R&D in the sector.
Use Creative Biogene's skilled cell line creation services to expedite your study. Get in touch with us right now to find out how our tailored solutions can help you with your work.
Q1: How is the optimal antibiotic concentration determined?
A1: We test various antibiotic concentrations, observe cell death over 7-14 days, and set the selection concentration slightly above the lowest lethal dose.
Q2: How do you assess stable cell line selection efficiency?
A2: We verify selection efficiency through immunofluorescence or flow cytometry, examine target protein expression, and perform polyclonal screening to isolate stable clones.
Q3: What selection systems are used for production cell lines?
A3: We utilize systems like QGS (for glutamine-deficient media) and GS/DHFR (for selective pressure with methotrexate) to ensure high stability and productivity in production cell lines.
Q4: What are the Differences Between Transient and Stable Cell Lines?
A4: Transient cell lines feature target genes that are temporarily expressed, as these genes are not integrated into the host cell genome. This results in short-term expression, making transient systems ideal for studies requiring quick, temporary results. Stable cell lines, on the other hand, incorporate the target gene into the host genome, allowing for sustained, long-term expression. For applications demanding reliability and consistent gene expression over time, stable cell lines are the preferred choice. Use transient systems for rapid, short-duration experiments and stable cell lines for long-term reliability.