Raising the standard in bioactive protein manufacturing and innovation
Qkine is committed to manufacturing bioactive proteins of the highest quality to enhance scientific outcomes and improve reproducibility.
Our robust animal-free manufacturing platform, along with rigorous quality control procedures, ensures exceptional bioactivity and consistent performance from lot to lot, guaranteeing outstanding performance in your applications. We proactively leverage our expertise in manufacturing and protein engineering to develop unique optimized proteins designed to address fundamental biological, translational and scalability challenges.
Our product portfolio comprises growth factors and cytokines tailored for stem cell and organoid culture, as well as biomarkers and attachment factors. We actively support emerging fields such as cellular agriculture, regenerative medicine, synthetic hydrogels, organ-on-a-chip technology, and bioprinting.
To ensure absolute reproducibility and optimize scientific outcomes, all our products rigorously adhere to the Nine-point Qkine Quality Commitment.
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Qkine and StemCultures collaborate to provide new solutions for precision stem cell culture
Qkine are pleased to announced a new partnership with StemCultures, a life sciences company dedicated to developing innovative reagents that enhance the quality and efficiency of cell growth and differentiation in culture. This collaboration merges Qkine’s expertise in complex protein manufacturing and engineering with StemCultures’ proprietary controlled-release technologies to develop new reagents for precision stem cell expansion and differentiation.
Qkine and Sartorius partnership delivers a complete workflow
solution
Qkine is delighted to announce its collaboration with Sartorius, a global life science group, to supply growth factors and cytokines for stem cell and organoid research, as part of a comprehensive workflow solution.
Qkine and Sartorius are committed to advancing scientific research and empowering scientists.
Qkine partners with CARMA to revolutionize sustainable food production
Qkine partners with the UK’s new £12M cellular agriculture manufacturing hub, CARMA, to revolutionize sustainable food production.
The EPSRC-funded Cellular Agriculture Manufacturing Hub, a multidisciplinary consortium led by Prof Marianne Ellis, University of Bath, will develop new approaches to making food products.
Trusted by experts
Recombinant human activin A, feature in the recent publication:
Blackford, S. J. I. et al. RGD density along with substrate stiffness regulate hPSC hepatocyte functionality through YAP signalling. Biomaterials (2023)
Noggin (Qk034), R-spondin 1 (Qk006), FGF10 (Qk003), feature in the recent publication:
Agarwal, R. et al. Human epidermis organotypic cultures, a reproducible system recapitulating the epidermis in vitro. Experimental Dermatology (2023)
Murine LIF (Qk018), feature in the recent publication:
Hennessy, M. J., Fulton, T., Turner, D. A. & Steventon, B. Negative feedback on Retinoic Acid by Brachyury guides gastruloid symmetry-breaking. Preprint (2023)
