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High-yield AAV production using a “mini-helper” plasmid with optimized strong promoters

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High yield AAV production using a mini-helper plasmid with optimized strong promoters


Conventional helper plasmids can contain large non-essential regions that increase DNA synthesis costs and reduce transfection efficiency. A minimized “Mini-Helper” plasmid was engineered to address these limitations by retaining only essential elements and incorporating optimized strong promoters.


This poster presents Samsung Biologics’ Mini-Helper plasmid approach, demonstrating how plasmid minimization and promoter optimization can improve AAV production across multiple serotypes.


Key highlights include:
  • Minimized helper plasmid design retaining only essential elements

  • Reduced DNA input while increasing AAV titer

  • Improved AAV titer and packaging efficiency compared with conventional helper plasmids

  • Consistent AAV yield improvements across flask and 2 L bioreactor scales

  • Improved VG titer and cost-efficiency for scalable AAV production


Discover how Samsung Biologics’ Mini-Helper approach can support more efficient and scalable AAV vector production through plasmid minimization and promoter optimization.


High yield AAV production using a mini-helper plasmid with optimized strong promoters


Conventional helper plasmids can contain large non-essential regions that increase DNA synthesis costs and reduce transfection efficiency. A minimized “Mini-Helper” plasmid was engineered to address these limitations by retaining only essential elements and incorporating optimized strong promoters.


This poster presents Samsung Biologics’ Mini-Helper plasmid approach, demonstrating how plasmid minimization and promoter optimization can improve AAV production across multiple serotypes.


Key highlights include:
  • Minimized helper plasmid design retaining only essential elements
  • Reduced DNA input while increasing AAV titer
  • Improved AAV titer and packaging efficiency compared with conventional helper plasmids
  • Consistent AAV yield improvements across flask and 2 L bioreactor scales
  • Improved VG titer and cost-efficiency for scalable AAV production


Discover how Samsung Biologics’ Mini-Helper approach can support more efficient and scalable AAV vector production through plasmid minimization and promoter optimization.


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