Optimizing cell delivery systems for improved transfection outcomes

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  • Room‑temperature stability
  • Low cytotoxicity
  • Supercharged performance
  • Non‑viral, highly biocompatible
  • Gentle on sensitive cells

Smarter cell delivery

54% transfected area.

54 % transfected area. Image Credit: PartitionBio

39% transfected area.

39 % transfected area. Image Credit: PartitionBio

Delivering antibodies inside cells 

  • Unlocks new frontiers in research and therapeutics.

Cargo: Intracellular targeting antibody

Optimizing cell delivery systems for improved transfection outcomes

Image Credit: PartitionBio

Optimizing cell delivery systems for improved transfection outcomes

Image Credit: PartitionBio

About PartitionBio

Optimized for High-Throughput Screening

Auto-sampling pipette system.

Image Credit: PartitionBio

CRISPR-Ready with Low Toxicity & High Consistency

Illustration/vector of a cell up close.

Image Credit: PartitionBio

Powerful in Functional Genomics Workflows

Illustration of cell dividing into two.

Image Credit: PartitionBio

  • Protein and Enzyme Replacement Therapies
  • Advanced Research Tools and Cell Engineering
  • Nucleic Acid Delivery

About PartitionBio

PartitionBio is a UK-based biotech company developing next-generation drug delivery systems using biomolecular condensates formed through liquid-liquid phase separation (LLPS). Their non-viral platform enables efficient delivery of macromolecules like nucleic acids and proteins into human cells, aiming to improve therapeutic outcomes. PartitionBio is advancing accessible solutions for global health.

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The European Laboratory Research & Innovation Group (ELRIG) is a leading European not-for-profit organization that exists to provide outstanding scientific content to the life science community. The foundation of the organization is based on the use and application of automation, robotics, and instrumentation in life science laboratories, but over time, we have evolved to respond to the needs of biopharma by developing scientific programmes that focus on cutting-edge research areas that have the potential to revolutionize drug discovery.

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Last Updated: Nov 26, 2025

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