Our biochemistry division within the solid state chemistry group offers state-of-the-art cGMP techniques and analytical method development for the isolation, identification, authentication and characterization of proteins and other large molecules. We aim to provide clients with knowledge of how to utilize the crystalline state to stabilize proteins in formulations. Additionally, exploration of the solid-state properties of biomolecules can lead not only to faster development and improved products, but also greater control and reproducibility. The biochemistry group can also work in conjunction with our API group to help with the synthesis of peptides on a larger scale.
There are many different aspects of protein isolation, crystallization, characterization, identification and stabilization that play an important role in drug substance and drug product development. We have instrumentation and many different techniques available to support in the development of large molecules. Additionally, we work closely with our small molecule chemistry and analytical groups to apply many of their techniques to problems that may arise with proteins, peptides, or oligonucleotides.