InVitria launches Zap-SR as substitute to address bovine serum shortage

InVitria launches Zap-SR as substitute to address bovine serum shortage

FORT COLLINS - InVitria announced the commercial launch of its Zap-SR (Serum Reducer), a product for cell culture customers who currently use fetal bovine serum and are concerned about... Read More

By: InnovatioNews Wednesday November 26, 2014 0 comments Tags: cell culture, Dr. Randall Alfano, Fort Collins, InVitria, Scott Deeter, Zap--SR

InVitria stem cell technology to be highlighted in Journal of Biotechnology

InVitria stem cell technology to be highlighted in Journal of Biotechnology

FORT COLLINS - InVitria , a division of Ventria Bioscience , announced the publication of new research demonstrating InVitria's animal-component-free recombinant human leukemia inhibitory factor... Read More

By: InnovatioNews Tuesday January 7, 2014 0 comments Tags: ExpressTec, Fort Collins, InVitria, Randall Alfano, Ventria Bioscience

Ventria's Optiferrin shown functionally comparable to human transferrin in published study

Ventria's Optiferrin shown functionally comparable to human transferrin in published study

FORT COLLINS - Ventria Bioscience's Optiferrin recombinant human transferrin has been shown functionally comparable to purified human transferrin in a study just published by the journal BMC... Read More

By: Steve Friday December 14, 2012 0 comments Tags: Dr. Ning Huang, Dr. Wei-Chiang Shen, ExpressTec, Fort Collins, InVitria, Optiferrin, Ventria Bioscience

Ventria Bioscience: Study shows Optiferrin is comparable to human transferrin

Ventria Bioscience: Study shows Optiferrin is comparable to human transferrin

FORT COLLINS - Ventria Bioscience announced that its Optiferrin product has been shown to be biochemically and structurally similar to human transferrin molecules derived from human serum or a... Read More

By: Steve Tuesday October 9, 2012 0 comments Tags: Express Tec, Fort Collins, InVitria, Optiferrin, Scott Deeter, transferrin, Ventria Bioscience

InVitria receives $1.5 million grant for cell-based vaccines

FORT COLLINS - InVitria, a division of Ventria Bioscience, announced it will receive $1.5 million over two years to develop a novel, animal-free, defined cell culture media for the commercial... Read More

By: Jay Jacoby Wednesday May 30, 2012 0 comments Tags: cell-based vaccines, InVitria, Scott Deeter, Ventria Bioscience