ProSpecBio launches CHO cell-derived Activin-A recombinant protein to advance inflammation and brain injury research

Published: 13-Oct-2025

ProSpecBio has introduced a highly purified, CHO cell-derived recombinant Activin-A protein, enabling researchers worldwide to explore its therapeutic potential in inflammation, brain injury and regenerative medicine

ProSpecBio has announced the launch of its new CHO cell–derived recombinant Activin-A, now available for immediate delivery worldwide.

Activin-A is increasingly recognised as a potential therapeutic agent for conditions such as brain injury and inflammatory diseases.

Studies have shown that it can help reduce damage and inflammation, making it a vital tool for researchers exploring new treatments and breakthroughs in these critical areas.

“By introducing recombinant Activin-A into our portfolio, we aim to accelerate discoveries in neuroscience, immunology and regenerative medicine,” said Nadav Amarant, Managing Director at ProSpecBio.

“Our mission is to deliver cutting-edge, reliable proteins that empower researchers and scientists worldwide to push the boundaries of science.”

With its CHO cell-derived purity and reliability, ProSpecBio’s Activin-A recombinant protein provides laboratories and academic institutions with the quality and consistency required for groundbreaking research.

This product expands ProSpecBio’s cytokine-related product line, reinforcing its position as a trusted partner to researchers globally.

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