BioEngine Launches UltraFeed To Boost CHO Cell Productivity In Biologics Manufacturing

24 April 2026 | Friday | News


Next generation fed batch supplement delivers up to 48 percent higher titres, improved cell viability, and enhanced process efficiency across monoclonal antibody and recombinant protein production

Shanghai BioEngine Sci-tech Co., Ltd. announced the launch of UltraFeed, a next-generation fed-batch supplement designed to elevate CHO cell productivity in monoclonal antibody, bispecific, and recombinant protein manufacturing. Across diverse cell lines and molecule formats, UltraFeed delivers an average titer increase of 25%, with select programs achieving gains as high as 48% when compared to alternative feed media under identical basal conditions.

"UltraFeed addresses the critical challenges of volumetric productivity and process robustness that our partners encounter daily," said Dr. Li Fan, Senior Vice President of BioEngine's Antibody Business Unit. "We observe a mean titer increase of 25% compared to alternative feed media, with select projects demonstrating up to a 48% enhancement, along with superior viability maintenance during the late stages of culture. While UltraFeed is fully compatible with any commercial basal medium, we see optimal synergistic effects when integrated with our Eden CHO CD platform."

The Eden family of CHO CD media is already widely recognized for reliable performance across antibody and recombinant protein programs. UltraFeed supplement represents the newest addition to this portfolio. When combined, Eden basal media and UltraFeed supplement unlock substantially greater cell performance—higher peak viable cell densities, more efficient lactate consumption, and meaningful gains in both titer and product quality.

Validated across diverse cell lines and molecule formats, switching to UltraFeed as the fed-batch supplement has enabled titers reaching 10g/L, with peak VCD increases up to 20% and harvest viability improvements up to 12%. 

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