DNA. Antibodies. Cell lines.
						DNA2GO
Gene Fragments at Top Speed					
				
									
						DNA2GO: when speed and price are your main drivers. Access ATUM's sequence-optimized DNA as double-stranded fragments for your discovery applications.					
				
									
							
						lightningHEK
High-Throughput Protein Expression					
				
									
						lightningHEK: Massively parallel lead candidate antibody expression, binding and developability studies. 					
				
									
							 
															
						discoCHO
Transient expression in CHO-K1					
				
									
						Delivering the speed needed for lead optimization and the critical quality attributes of our miCHO  manufacturing cell line. Available as an ATUM service or via licensing.					
				
									
							
						YOUR ONE-STOP BIOLOGICS DEVELOPMENT PARTNER
From Virtual Sequence to Research Cell Bank					
				
									
						ATUM is a fully integrated, one-stop shop with expertise in machine learning, gene synthesis, protein expression and cell line development, all in-house in the San Francisco Bay Area. Let us take you from a virtual sequence to a research cell bank.					
				
									
							We think of projects more as a collaboration than services. We combine your expertise with our expertise so that together we succeed. Whether you are selecting the best vector and sequence optimization for a gene to express in your own lab, or you want us to take you from hybridoma sequence to high producing cell line, our team is ready to help.
ATUM in the World

February 18, 2025
				Developing stable cell lines is a complex, time-intensive process involving numerous steps.
				
July 9, 2024
				The Biopharma Industry is Well Prepared for an Overhaul of the Lead-to-Clinic CMC Process for Antibodies
				
February 22, 2024
				Mitigating the aggregation challenge in immunocytokine production: Strategies during cell line development and purification optimization
				
January 4, 2024
				Nanobodies to multiple spike variants and inhalation of nanobody-containing aerosols neutralize SARS-CoV-2 in cell culture and hamsters
				
December 1, 2021
				Will we be protected from COVID-19’s omicron variant? Bay Area researchers sprint to find out
				 
															 
															


