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GMP grade phospholipids for Nucleic Acid Delivery

Phospholipids are essential components of lipid nanoparticles (LNPs) following their long history of use in liposomal drug formulations.

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Phospholipids

Phospholipids drive the formation of encapsulation, provide structure, and prevent the premature breakdown of LNPs. Recent studies have found that tuning the phospholipid component of an LNP can enhance delivery of nucleic acids by increasing endosomal escape in the case of phosphoethanolamine species; whereas, zwitterionic phospholipids may aid in the solubilization of nucleic acids inside the LNP1.

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Support from concept to commercial

It starts with having the leading lipid technology experts in synthesis and formulation and approaching the discovery process in a collaborative nature, then having the expertise to transfer those learnings into a GMP manufacturing environment to support clinical development. And finally, having the commercial production capability to support launch and commercial supply.

Our full range of services include process chemistry, scale-up manufacturing, supply chain management with analytical and regulatory requirements. Our experienced staff of chemists and lipid analysts are ready to meet your development needs with pre-clinical through phase III and commercial launch, speak to one of our experts today!

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Lipid supporting services

CDMO cGMP manufacturing

CDMO project management from R&D through to commercialization. Contract manufacturing of proprietary lipid products.

Custom synthesis

Synthesis of research use materials for a variety of applications. Custom synthesis of reference standards or impurities.

Formulation

Development of a suitable formulation for lipid-based delivery systems. Custom lipid blends for use in delivery or diagnostic applications.
1. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9113778/