Recombinant Protein
Recombinant proteins are proteins produced by introducing the gene encoding a target protein into specific host cells (e.g., bacteria, yeast) using DNA recombination technology, enabling high-efficiency expression and production. This technology allows large-scale acquisition of proteins that are difficult to purify under natural conditions and enables targeted modification of these proteins. Recombinant proteins have been widely used in biomedicine (e.g., insulin, vaccines), basic research, and industrial catalysis, serving as a core pillar of modern biotechnology.
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Superior Bioactivity
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Wide Product Selection
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High Purity and Low Endotoxin












