High Five Cells

The HighFive cell line (sometimes referred to as High-Five or Hi5) is a well-established and popular tool for protein production. With the recent development of optimized virus-free sub-clones, it remains the safest and most effective platform for the Baculovirus Expression Vector System (BEVS).

BTI has partnered with researchers and companies to continue to improve the technology and make it accessible to all. The sole proprietor of the technology, BTI offers affordable licensing with complete peace of mind.

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WHY HIGH FIVE

Find out why HighFive cell lines are a popular tool for protein production.

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AVAILABLE CELL LINES

Use the original HighFive cell line or virus-free sub-clones.

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PUBLICATIONS

Read some of the most relevant articles.

Bob Granados

Our History: BTI – Home of the HighFive Cell Lines

Dr. Robert Granados was looking for ways to defend crops from the Cabbage Looper. During his research he made an unexpected discovery. The HighFive cell line and newer sub-clones free of nodavirus are a popular tool for recombinant protein production. Read more.

BTI is the exclusive owner of the proprietary HighFive cell line and related sub-clones. Contact us to inquire about cell lines available for testing and request commercial-use licenses.

Our Team

For licensing inquires contact licensing@btiscience.org

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Julien Fey

Director of the Translational Program

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Kelli Monce

Kelli Monce

Senior Administrator of the Translational Program

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Paul Debbie

Director of Research Development

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Translational Program Associate

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Yao Chen

Translational Researcher

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Isabelle Jacqmotte-Parks

Translational Research Assistant

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Mohammad Yazdani

Translational Research Scientist

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