ProBio – Biologics CDMO
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Posted on 01-07-2025 11:07 AM
Probio is a new jersey-based fully integrated end-to-end contract development and manufacturing organization (cdmo
) that focuses on enabling biotech and pharmaceutical companies to accelerate novel drug development and supply for clinical trials through to commercialization.
Probio develops technology-driven proprietary platform processes to support the full lifecycle of biologics drug development and manufacturing of next generation medicine: biologics and advanced therapies. Our technical and operational expertise spans the discovery, development, and drug substance or drug product (ds/dp) manufacturing of antibody-based therapeutics, including monoclonal, bispecific, and multi-specific antibodies, recombinant proteins, plasmid dna, viral vectors, mrna, and vaccines. Additionally, we provide specialized integrated services in process development, bioanalytical development, formulation and in vitro/in vivo pharmacology.
At the forum, genscript announced the integration and upgrading of the original cdmo
platform and the release of its latest brand probio. The new brand is dedicated to proactively providing an end-to-end discovery to commercialization service, with professional solutions backed by efficient processes, to accelerate drug development for customers. Probio is not only china’s leading cdmo
organization, but also an independent brand operating under genscript’s cdmo
umbrella, further creating a foundation on which genscript plans to build on its strengths in the cdmo
sector. For the past 16 years, since 2004, genscript has gradually expanded its reach in the antibody drug discovery segment and established its capabilities in process development, helping many customers with their ind submissions during the period.
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