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    Institute of Materia Medica, Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences | The Special Lecture on Cell-Free Protein Expression Technology Concluded Successfully


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    2026-04-27

    Recently, Dr. Li Xiaobo of Perotin Bio was invited to visit the Institute of Materia Medica, Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences, where he delivered a specialized academic lecture on cell-free protein expression technology. A large number of researchers from the institute attended and participated in the session.


    The lecture provided a detailed exposition of the underlying principles, technical characteristics, and R&D advantages of cell-free protein expression technology, while contrasting its applications and suitable use cases with those of traditional in vivo expression systems. In addition, it highlighted the core technology of site-specific incorporation of non‑natural amino acids, offering an in-depth analysis of its application value and development potential in cutting-edge fields such as innovative target discovery, protein drug development, and directed engineering of biomacromolecules.

    During the interactive session, participating researchers engaged in in-depth discussions with the lecturer, drawing on the challenges they encounter in their daily experiments and their research priorities. The event featured thorough Q&A and a lively, collaborative atmosphere.

    This academic lecture featured comprehensive, cutting-edge content that effectively broadened the research horizons of scientists, disseminated emerging technologies such as cell-free protein expression and non‑natural amino acid modification, and infused the institute’s work in basic protein research and innovative drug development with fresh technical perspectives. It also strongly advanced scholarly exchange on frontier technologies and fostered integrated collaboration among academia, industry, and research institutions.