Akron’s Recombinant Human Interleukin-15 (rHu IL-15) Closed System Solutions (CSS)™ is manufactured following all relevant cGMP guidelines for ancillary materials. The rHu IL-15 active substance is supported by a Type II Master File (MF) on file with the FDA, which can be referenced during your drug or biologic application process.
Akron’s rHu IL-15 is a single chain, 13 kDa, non-glycosylated cytokine analog expressed in E. coli, containing 115 amino acids. The downstream purification process uses a multi-step orthogonal approach, without the use of affinity tags, to minimize exogenous impurities and ensure the delivery of highly purified and active substance for further manufacturing applications.
The liquid rHu IL-15 CSS product is packaged in a sterile fluoropolymer bag with two different weldable tubing connection options, allowing for easy incorporation into modern closed-system cell culture bioprocessing protocols. rHu IL-15 CSS increases safety and ease of use by eliminating the reconstitution step during manufacture and allows for the introduction of cytokine material into culture media in a fully contained manner to maximize sterility. Sterile filtration and aseptic filling are followed by Endotoxin and Sterility testing performed per USP/EP on the final product. See product Packaging features below.
There are two different options available for connecting to and extracting the liquid solution from Akron’s rHu IL-15 CSS product (for full instructions, see “Methods of Use” document):
1) Weldable connection via top TPE AdvantaFlex® section (1/8” ID x 1/4” OD)
2) Weldable connection via bottom PVC section (3/32” ID x 5/32” OD)
For research use or further manufacturing use in ex vivo cell therapy applications only. This product is not intended for direct in vivo use or for direct clinical use as a drug, therapeutic, biologic, or medical device.
NOTICE: Catalog #AR1003 is patent pending.
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IL-15 is notable in that it shares several functions attributed to IL-2, including stimulating the proliferation of several types of T cells, augmenting the proliferation of certain B cells, and stimulating the generation, proliferation, and activation of NK cells. These shared functions are due to the great similarity between the IL-15 and IL-2 trimeric receptor proteins (which share 2 out of their 3 subunits) and the shared use of certain signal transduction mechanisms. Furthermore, IL-15 plays a unique role in the protection of neutrophils from apoptosis and the stimulation of critical protein expression in dendritic cells. Its potential therapeutic use in the treatment of cancer is a focus of ongoing investigation with a promising safety and efficacy profile. Akron’s cGMP-compliant rHu IL-15 can be used to promote the activation and differentiation of CAR-T cells, TCR-T cells, Tregs, TILs, NK cells, NKTs, and Th17 cells.
Bags (50 μg) Cat. # AR1003-0050 (10 μg/mL)