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What is CHO?

CHO typically refers to Chinese herbal medicine. It encompasses a wide range of traditional medicinal practices and plant-based treatments developed over centuries in China. CHO is used to address various health conditions and promote overall well-being, often focusing on restoring balance within the body.

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What other technologies are related to CHO?

CHO Competitor Technologies

HEK

HEK cells are another common mammalian cell line used for protein production, representing a competing expression system to CHO cells.

mentioned alongside CHO in 81% (128) of relevant job posts

HEK293

HEK293 cells are a specific type of HEK cell line and are another common mammalian cell line used for protein production, representing a competing expression system to CHO cells.

mentioned alongside CHO in 61% (159) of relevant job posts

E. coli

E. coli is a bacterial expression system used for protein production. It is a competitor to CHO cells, which are mammalian cells, for producing recombinant proteins.

mentioned alongside CHO in 8% (79) of relevant job posts

CHO Complementary Technologies

SDS-PAGE

SDS-PAGE is a protein analysis technique used to separate proteins by size. It can be used to analyze proteins produced in CHO cells to verify expression and purity, so it complements CHO cell technology.

mentioned alongside CHO in 1% (88) of relevant job posts

Western blot

Western blot is a protein analysis technique used to detect specific proteins. It can be used to analyze proteins produced in CHO cells to confirm identity and expression levels, so it complements CHO cell technology.

mentioned alongside CHO in 1% (59) of relevant job posts

ELISA

ELISA is a protein quantification technique used to measure the amount of a specific protein. It can be used to analyze proteins produced in CHO cells to determine expression levels, so it complements CHO cell technology.

mentioned alongside CHO in 0% (66) of relevant job posts