Merck, a leading science and technology company, has launched the first all-in-one, validated genetic stability assay of its kind.
Apr 23 2024Merck The Aptegra™ CHO genetic stability assay leverages whole genome sequencing and bioinformatics to significantly accelerate biosafety testing for clients and therefore, their move into commercial production.
Driving innovation in biosafety testing is essential to bringing new therapies to patients faster. CHO genetic stability testing has remained relatively unchanged for many years. The Aptegra™ platform transforms biosafety testing with a digital solution using next-generation sequencing." Currently, FDA guidance requires biotech companies to use multiple assays to address genetic stability requirements.
Merck has made significant investments over the last five years to expand its biosafety testing capabilities for clients across the globe. The company's global biosafety testing network includes sites in Shanghai, China; Singapore; Stirling and Glasgow, UK; and Rockville, MD, USA. Related StoriesThe Aptegra™ digital platform adds to a transformative portfolio of digital technologies developed by Merck. In December, Merck launched AIDDISON™, an AI-powered platform that integrates generative design with predictive synthesis planning, allowing rapid identification of promising candidates and reducing risk of late-stage failures.
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