InBio Attending Virtual AAAAI Virtual Annual Meeting 2021

Greetings,

We’re excited to kick-off the year with our first big conference, the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology Annual Meeting, starting February 26. This year, of course, it’s virtual, but the AAAAI is always one of the highlights of the year.

InBio will be presenting 7 oral abstracts and posters, covering such diverse topics as human IgE monoclonal antibodies, early introduction foods, cannabis allergen, SARS-Cov-2 protein expression and CRISPR for cats.

The AAAAI has issued a press release about InBio’s LATE BREAKING study comparing the allergen content of early introduction food (EIF) brands. This study demonstrated significant variability in the allergen concentration and dose in EIF from 9 manufacturers, when tested for 17 major allergens.

Further details of this study will be provided in an interactive webinar to be presented by InBio after the meeting on Wednesday March 3rd. If you can’t attend AAAAI or want to hear more, please join us to hear the latest about the EIF study.

In other news, InBio is delighted to announce the appointment of Dr. Hayley Mills as European Business Manager. Hayley will be focusing on business development in the allergen biopharma and diagnostics industry in Europe, as well as our growing environmental products and viral efficacy testing services.

After the AAAAI meeting, InBio will be posting our presentations on Research Gate and we invite you to contact us for further details of these research projects.

We hope that you enjoy the AAAAI meeting and that you can join us for the webinar about EIF on March 3rd.

Take care,
Martin Chapman, PhD
President & CEO

WEBINAR

Allergen Variability in Early Introduction Foods: What Have We Learned?
Topic:

Use of MARIA® for Foods to Compare the Allergen Content of Early Introduction Food (EIF) Brands

Description:

InBio’s has further developed its multiplex technology, MARIA® for Foods, to simultaneously measure up to 17 major food allergens from a single sample. This state-of-the-art technology was recently used to compare specific food allergen levels in EIF brands, as reported at the AAAAI annual meeting. The study demonstrated significant variability in the allergen concentration and dose in EIF from nine manufacturers, when tested for 17 major allergens.

Learning Objectives:
  • Understand the applications of MARIA® for Foods for measuring specific food allergens
  • Discuss details, data, and impact of the EIF study.
  • Understand how Indoor Biotechnologies’ molecular approach to food allergy can improve the quality of EIF and other therapeutic products for food allergy.
When:

Wednesday, March 3rd, 2021 from 11am to 12pm EST.

Meet Dr. Hayley Mills, InBio European Business Manager

Over the last 5 years with InBio, I have helped customers across Europe get the most out of our products and services to support their business activities. In my new role as European Business Manager, along with our team of experts in the UK, I will be capitalising on the new facilities and techniques we invested in last year. This will allow us to broaden the range of services that we can offer our customers.

These include a new Environmental Testing Suite, designed in accordance with AHAM, AC-1 standards and our proprietary viral testing capabilities, both of which will support product development and efficacy claims for a broad range of home and personal care products.

As the new leader of the UK company, I look forward to the challenges 2021 will bring, and will endeavour to deliver the high level of excellence that our customers have come to expect from Indoor Biotechnologies over the years. Please feel free to contact me directly.

InBio® Oral Presentations & Posters

InBio scientists will be presenting seven oral presentations and posters at the virtual meeting, including a late breaking abstract on large variability in allergen concentrations in commercial early allergen introduction foods. Find details on InBio®‘s 2021 AAAAI content below, and a full list here.

LATE BREAKING Abstract Title: Simultaneous Quantification of Major Allergens in Early Introduction Foods using a Fluorescent Multiplex Array
Type: Poster Session
Poster Number: L25
Session Date / Time: This is a published session from 02/26/2021 through 03/01/2021.

Abstract Title: Human IgE Monoclonal Antibodies to Inhaled and Food Allergens: Unique Probes for Clinical Investigation
Type: Poster Session
Poster Number: 456
Session Date / Time: This is a published session from 02/26/2021 through 03/01/2021.

Abstract Title: Production of Recombinant Cannabis Sativa Allergen, Can s 3 and Development of a Two-site Immunoassay
Type: Poster Session
Poster Number: 460
Session Date / Time: This is a published session from 02/26/2021 through 03/01/2021.

Abstract Title: Stability of Cockroach Allergens Versus Non-allergens
Type: Poster Session
Poster Number: 260
Session Date / Time: This is a published session from 02/26/2021 through 03/01/2021.

Saturday, February 27th, 2021

Abstract Title: SARS-CoV-2 full length spike protein for COVID-19 vaccine development and diagnostic testing
Type: Oral Abstract Session
Title: The Best of Basic and Clinical Immunology
Poster Number: 484
Session Date / Time: 02/27/2021, 5:10pm – 6:25pm

Abstract Title: Natural Human IgE Monoclonal Antibody Defines a Unique Epitope on Der p 2
Type: Oral Abstract Session
Title: Cells and Molecules of Allergic Inflammation
Poster Number: 490
Session Date / Time: 02/27/2021, 5:10pm – 6:25pm

Sunday, February 28th, 2021

Abstract Title: The Major Cat Allergen, Fel d 1, Is a Viable Target for CRISPR Gene Editing
Type: Oral Abstract Session
Title: Immune Regulation of the Allergic Response: Novel Insights
Poster Number: 554
Session Date / Time: 02/28/2021, 5:10pm – 6:25pm

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