In protein manufacturing, membrane proteins are well known to be challenging to produce in a functional form. SYNTHELIS’ patented cell-free technology allows customized expression and characterization of active proteins integrated in proteoliposomes. Membrane proteins are embedded directly into liposomes during the cell-free synthesis process allowing the proper folding of the protein. Following protein production, SYNTHELIS conducts quality controls to validate the target protein in terms of activity and structure.
Bruno Tillier
Bruno has been in charge of Synthelis since the very beginning, while it still was a Business Unit at Floralis, the technology transfer subsidiary at the University Joseph Fourier. When the company was independently launched in 2011, he became its CEO.
Before, Bruno worked for five years as account manager at Floralis, and also at Cisbio Bioassays in the immunoassay department.
Bruno has an M.Sc. in Medical Sciences from the South Alberta Cancer Research Institute (SACRI), Calgary, Canada. He also holds a Masters in Management from Reims Management School (RMS) and AgroParisTech (Masternova), where he focused on innovation in the Life Sciences.
Recent Posts
Validation of a new method to characterize proteoliposome in solution by Force Spectroscopy with Atomic Force Microscopy
Posted by
Bruno Tillier on 03-Dec-2018 11:08:11
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Topics: Cell-free technology, Proteins
Applications for membrane proteins
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Bruno Tillier on 27-Jul-2018 14:52:02
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Environment and definition of our activity
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Bruno Tillier on 09-Jul-2018 12:34:33
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Topics: Cell-free technology, Proteins, Biotech
Synthelis : Our services
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Bruno Tillier on 03-Jul-2018 12:06:26
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Topics: Cell-free technology, Proteins, Biotech