The Flowfect Tx Platform is Kytopen's closed-system instrument for large-scale, continuous-flow transfection of cells.

Kytopen: Streamlining cell therapy with automated, cost-effective non-viral molecule delivery solutions.
Kytopen, founded with the mission to revolutionize cell therapy, focuses on developing a platform for non-viral delivery of molecules into immune cells that are traditionally difficult to transfect. By integrating microfluidics and automation, Kytopen's technology simplifies and reduces the cost of non-viral molecule delivery, thus accelerating biological discoveries and facilitating the development of affordable cell and gene therapies. Their flagship product, the Flowfect® system, exemplifies this approach by offering an automated solution for cell engineering.
Notable figures associated with Kytopen include leading experts in biotechnology and cell therapy. The company has garnered attention from prominent investors in the biotech sector, contributing to its rapid growth and innovation. Key achievements include successful partnerships with research institutions and biotech firms, as well as recognition in scientific publications for their contributions to genome engineering. Kytopen's impact lies in its potential to democratize access to advanced cell therapies, thereby transforming patient care and advancing the future of medicine.
Companies similar to Kytopen include CyteQuest, Indee Labs, CellFE and Scaled Biolabs.
Kytopen was founded in 2017.
Kytopen's headquarters is located in Cambridge, MA, US.
Kytopen's most recent funding round was for $30M (USD) in September 2021.
As of Sep 28, 2021, Kytopen has disclosed funding of $37.1M (USD). Undisclosed round amounts are excluded.
Kytopen has 17 employees as of Feb 5, 2024.
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