PL BioScience · Est. 2015

PL BioScience

A Germany-based life science company committed to delivering safe and animal component-free cell expansion tools.

PL BioScience was founded in 2015 as an RWTH Aachen University spin-off. Since then, they have been exploiting the broad potential of human platelets – the basis of their cell culture supplement Human Platelet Lysate (HPL).

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Inside HPL Technology

Human Platelet Lysate Technology

An inside look into the ELAREM™ Human Platelet Lysate Technology, from a company focused on HPL development and supply for many years.

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Cell Expansion

Cells are expanded under laboratory conditions for research, clinical development and cell therapy purposes.

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Fibrinogen-Depleted Human Platelet Lysate

Pooled HPL products contain plasmatic coagulation factors such as fibrinogen, because HPL is produced from lysed human platelets.

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More About PL BioScience

The company's mission is to enhance the advances in cellular research and therapy with one forward-looking technology: ELAREM™. Compared to traditional Fetal Bovine Serum (FBS) cell culture supplement, HPL comes with the following benefits.

The ELAREM™ Platform features a portfolio of use-case tailored cell culture supplements based on Human Platelet Lysate. The high growth factor content combined with animal-free origin not only supports optimal cell growth, but also enables its use in various applications. From academic research, to pre-clinical research, and cellular therapy, the high quality, GMP compliant standards of ELAREM™ ensure seamless transitions of regenerative medicine breakthroughs – from the lab to patients in need.

Minimal Contamination Risk

Minimal risk of contamination from animal-derived bacteria and viruses.

Lot-to-Lot Consistency

Lot-to-lot consistency from large batch manufacturing.

Reliable GMP Supply

Steady and reliable supply of GMP compliant material.

Animal Welfare

Free of animal welfare ethical concerns.

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