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Opo Bio

Opo Bio, mit Sitz in Neuseeland, sind Experten in der Zelllinienentwicklung für die biotechnologische Industrie. Das Unternehmen liefert leistungsstarke Primärzellen und Zelllinien, die von Tieren mit hohem Gesundheitsstatus stammen, und ermöglicht es Unternehmen, ihre Produktion von kultiviertem Fleisch und Kollagen zu beschleunigen. Durch den Fokus auf die Wissenschaft hinter den Zellen - von der Optimierung der Zelllinien bis hin zum zellspezifischen Ingredient-Design - bietet Opo Bio die entscheidenden Ausgangsmaterialien, die es der Industrie ermöglichen, effektiver zu skalieren und erschwingliche, proteinreiche Produkte zu schaffen.

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