Designing viral vectors is a critical first step in gene delivery workflows - and getting it right matters. Lambda Biologics’ Viral Vector Cloning service helps you build reliable recombinant viral constructs tailored to your experimental needs, so you can move forward with clarity and control.
Price | 199€+ |
Organism | Human |
Product Type | Viral Vector |
Tissue | – |
Disease | – |
Applications
Technology Service
Viral Vector Cloning
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From gene function studies to conditional expression systems, our Viral Vector Cloning service provides well-designed, research-ready constructs that integrate seamlessly into downstream viral packaging and experimental pipelines. We focus on accurate cloning, validated designs, and compatibility with commonly used viral systems reducing iteration cycles and technical risk.
Our viral vector technology is revolutionizing research in virology, particularly in the study of nerve cells where traditional gene transfer methods fall short. This cutting-edge tool, endorsed by esteemed publications like Science (2010) and others (2012), facilitates a myriad of experimental approaches.
We offer a range of recombinant viruses, including adenovirus, AAV (Adeno-Associated Virus), and lentivirus, supplied in high concentrations ideal for in vivo experiments. These viruses empower researchers with precise control over gene expression for over 50 types of genes.
Moreover, our Cre-lox conditional gene silencing shRNA library, available with Cre On or Cre Off systems, expands research possibilities.
For targeting new genes, we provide Cre On and Cre Off shRNAs alongside our robust Cre On and Cre Off system viral vectors, ensuring comprehensive support for your research endeavors. Cre-On and Cre-Off shRNAs targeting new genes are also available. The Cre-On and Cre-Off systems are available for viral vector support. There are two types of vectors below.
Our Viral Vector Cloning Service supports a wide range of research needs, including but not limited to:
Submit Your Request: Provide your gene of interest and experimental design through our inquiry form.
Design & Cloning: Our team constructs and validates your viral vector according to your specifications.
Delivery: Receive high-titer viral preparations ready for downstream experimentation.
Tell us about your project and let’s build the right vector for your research – starting with a solid cloning foundation.
This service focuses on the design and cloning of viral vector constructs carrying your gene of interest. Lambda Biologics delivers sequence-verified viral vector plasmids that are compatible with common viral systems such as AAV, lentivirus, and adenovirus, ready for downstream packaging and experimental use.
Lambda Biologics supports cloning for widely used AAV, lentiviral, and adenoviral vector backbones. If you have a preferred backbone or a specific experimental requirement, our team can assess feasibility during project consultation.
Yes. Depending on project needs, viral vector constructs can be designed to support conditional gene regulation, including Cre-On / Cre-Off systems and shRNA-based knockdown elements, enabling precise control of gene expression in research settings.
Please fill out the inquiry form with your basic project details. Our scientific team will review your request and reach out to discuss your experimental goals, vector preferences, and next steps.
