BIOREAGENT

bio·re·agent

NOUN

A biological substance used in scientific experiments to support laboratory R&D


ex.)

Enzymes, Proteins, Antibodies, Nucleic Acids

Bioreagents drive life science research.

Bioreagents are unmatched in capacity to support analysis, characterization and modification on the bench. Their novelty is not without challenges - as the market continues to navigate through; extensive demand, manufacturing bottlenecks and minimal research-grade (RUO) standards.

Our Objective

BIOTECH

kbDNA's objective is to eliminate barriers to scientific discovery in laboratory R&D by removing material impediments with analyte-specific (ASR's) and synthetic reagents.

Rescue Your R&D from Outdated Manufacturing

Streamline Discovery

with Fewer Interruptions

TECHNOLOGY

Data Integrity

Consistent Results


kbDNA is data-driven. Spend less time troubleshooting reagents, and more time doing research.

Versatile Synthesis

Expand Material Capacity


Meet R&D demands - design applications with fewer material limitations with versatile and automated synthesis.

Reliable Reagents

Research with Confidence


With reliable data and tailored specifications, kbDNA reagents provide peace-of-mind when running your experiments!

Optimized Reagents

Beat Deadlines & Budgets


Take control of your time and expenses by choosing from our competitively priced reagents and minimizing product error.

Don't Fall Behind On

Reagent Technology

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Unlock the complexities of protein characterization in bio-pharmaceutical research. Explore methods, applications, and emerging trends.
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What is a Protein Linker?

By Ed Hamdeh • 14 Mar, 2024
Discover protein linkers' diverse roles: from structural stability to cell signaling in molecular engineering.

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Interested in recombinant proteins, oligonucleotide synthesis, or anything else?  Give us a call or use this form!


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