Recombinant Insulin

Recombinant Insulin (also known as Insulin Human AF) is a recombinant protein, consisting of human insulin crystals, a biosynthetic product expressed by recombinant microbial expression in yeast. 

As insulin binds to its receptor, it initiates different intracellular signaling pathways involved in regulating cell growth, cell differentiation, cell survival, and cellular glucose uptake. 


Insulin promotes cell culture growth and enhances protein yields by modulating transcription, DNA synthesis and replication, and stimulating protein translocation.

Recombinant Insulin is used by biopharmaceutical companies worldwide to produce monoclonal antibodies, virus vaccines, gene therapy drugs, and other innovative biologic products approved by regulatory bodies worldwide, including FDA and EMA.