In vitro Grade AAV Serotype Testing Panel

Adeno-associated viruses (AAVs) have emerged as the most effective viral vectors for gene therapy due to their ability to transduce a wide variety of mammalian cell types and their low immunogenicity in host organisms. We offer the AAV serotype testing panel to enable users to select the optimal AAV serotype for specific applications by systematic comparison of a variety of serotypes in cells or in animals.

Our AAV serotype testing panel is the only commercially available AAV serotype testing kit that offers you the flexibility to customize your AAV panel with 3 or more AAV units from our wide collection of 18 serotypes, based on your project needs.
Furthermore, when ordering your AAV panel you have the option to select between either CAG or CMV promoter for driving AAV-mediated EGFP reporter expression, which allows you to monitor and compare the performance of different serotypes on the panel.

In vitro grade AAV serotype testing panel: 10^12 GC/ml, 25 ul per unit
Our standard AAV serotype collection includes AAVs 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 6.2, 7, 8, 9, rh10, DJ, DJ/8, PHP.eB, PHP.S, AAV2-retro, AAV2-QuadYF and AAV2.7m8.

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Background

AAV vector
The AAV serotype testing panel contains premade AAVs expressing EGFP using our highly optimized AAV vector system. Users have the option to select between either CAG or CMV promoter for driving EGFP expression. Our AAV vector system is optimized for high copy number replication in E. coli, high-titer packaging of live virus, efficient transduction of host cells, and high-level transgene expression. Our AAV vectors can be packaged into virus using all known capsid serotypes, is capable of very high transduction efficiency, and presents a low safety risk.

Tissue tropism of AAV serotypes
Many strains of AAV have been identified in nature. They are divided into different serotypes based on different antigenicity of the capsid protein on the viral surface. Different serotypes can render the virus with different tissue tropism (i.e. tissue specificity of infection). When our AAV vectors are packaged into the virus, different serotypes can be conferred to the virus by using different capsid proteins for the packaging. The AAV serotype testing panel is designed for a systematic comparison of the tissue specificity of multiple AAV serotypes to help you select the optimal serotype for your experiment. The tables below list the tissue specificity conferred by different AAV serotypes.

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