CellCrine

SP CDM that outperforms FBS

Single Protein Chemically Defined Cell Culture

CellCrine SRP

CellCrine has developed a Single rProtein Chemically Defined Media (SP CDM) that has demonstrated superior performance to Fetal Bovine Serum (FBS) for many cell types, including Chicken Embryo Fibroblasts (UMNSAH/DF-1). This cell line is notably used by Good Meat in Singapore.

The cell culture media is the most important factor underlying the success of the cultivated meat industry.  Good Food Institute

SRP - CellCrine’s Self-Replicating Process

Understanding and harnessing the power of cells

We have identified and optimized critical media components that induce potent cell signaling.

This discovery allows us to utilize only one rProtein, eliminating the need for growth factors or other recombinant proteins.

Consistent results every time all the time

Standardization and Reproducibility to Consistently produce robust data.

Cracking the code

CellCrine has achieved a significant milestone after 30 years of dedicated research and development. We've developed a groundbreaking Chemically Defined Serum-Free (SP-CDM) technology that outperforms both Fetal Bovine Serum (FBS) and all commercially available basal media, all for less than 20¢ per liter.

CellCrine's SP-CDM allows cells to be seeded in a standard cell culture-grade vessel and/or scaffold, providing them with the essential nutrients and building blocks needed to thrive and outperform FBS.

CMI companies face the challenge of entering established, cost-sensitive markets where consumer loyalty to traditional animal products is strong. To succeed, these companies need a scaling strategy that prioritizes long-term profitability. This means focusing on competitive pricing, superior taste, and seamless integration into existing consumer habits.

CellCrine has developed SP-CDM to address these challenges and make cultivated meat a market reality.

We aim to offer the most cost-effective and extensive selection of CDMs to the CMI, BioPharma, and Scientific communities.

Free testing samples at: info@cellcrine.com