High-throughput antibody production
Move from sequence to purified antibody in weeks with direct access to the scientists running your program.
Forge · Lab Execution · Madison, WI
- 1,000 antibodies/week
- 3–5 week turnaround
- CHO + HEK293
- US-based lab
Why Forge?
Forge is purpose-built for speed and scientific execution.
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No queue delays
Start immediately, no backlog-driven timelines.
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Parallel execution
Run multiple constructs simultaneously to accelerate decisions.
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Direct scientific access
Work with the team executing your program.
From sequence to purified antibody
- Transient expression (CHO + HEK293)
- DNA → expression → purification → analytics
- Protein A and flexible purification workflows
- Standard analytical package (purity, aggregation, yield)
- DNA (Sequence or Plasmid)
- Expression (CHO / HEK293)
- Purification (Protein A)
- Analytics (Purity, SEC, SDS-PAGE)
- 1,000 antibodies
per week - Typical turnaround
3–5 weeks - Sequence or
plasmid start
Ways to work with Forge
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Single deliverables
Quickly generate material for screening, validation, or downstream work.
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Parallel screening
Evaluate multiple constructs at once to converge faster on the right candidate.
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Iterative programs
Run successive rounds of expression and refinement with tight feedback loops.
Execution model
Work is run in staggered, mixed batches to keep experiments moving continuously rather than waiting on large, single-project runs.
Questions about Forge
What is Axio Forge?
Axio Forge is a US-based biologics lab for high-throughput monoclonal antibody (mAb) production — from sequence or plasmid to purified antibody, with direct access to the scientists running your program.
How fast is Forge, and how many antibodies can it produce?
Forge produces approximately 1,000 antibodies per week with a typical 3–5 week turnaround, starting from sequence or plasmid. There are no queue delays — programs start immediately.
What expression systems and workflows does Forge use?
Transient expression in CHO and HEK293, a DNA → expression → purification → analytics workflow, Protein A and flexible purification, and a standard analytical package (purity, aggregation, yield).
How do teams work with Forge?
Three ways: single deliverables, parallel screening of multiple constructs, and iterative programs with tight feedback loops. Work runs in staggered, mixed batches to keep experiments moving continuously.
Tell us about the antibodies you need
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