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Biomarker testing services

Chimera is highly experienced at providing ultra sensitive biomarker sample testing for all phases of drug development – from discovery to preclinical and clinical studies. Benefit from Chimera‘s >20 years of in-depth experience as the specialty CRO for immunoassays which go beyond the scope of what is usually considered feasible.

Understanding the critical role of ultra-sensitive bioanalysis in the development of novel therapeutics, Chimera is committed to providing support for all phases of the drug development process.

Make use of our services in:

  • Exploratory/ Pre-clinical studies: Biomarker, PK, immunogenicity, microsampling
  • Phase I-IV studies: Biomarker, PK, immunogenicity, microsampling, multi-center trial support
  • One assay throughout all phases of drug development; From pre-clinics to phase IV
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From TOX to clinic

We have a long track record of supporting trials targeting a wide range of disease areas including oncology and neurology (CNS), as well as inflammatory, infectious, metabolic and rare diseases.

We also have long-running experience in diverse and rare matrices, e.g., serum/plasma, CSF, cell culture/medium, tissue extracts, mouse tail vein, tears, saliva, synovial fluid, and many more. Virtually any matrix can be explored utilizing the Immuno-PCR platform Imperacer® with outstanding ability to maintain supreme sensitivity despite high sample dilution and testing multiple targets in parallel.

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GLP/GCP-compliant biomarker analyses

We meet the highest quality standards for regulatory studies

The highest quality standards are essential in the pharmaceutical industry. Especially in clinical studies, all data and results must be subject to strict regulations. Chimera is aware of this responsibility and therefore offers GLP/GCP-compliant biomarker analyses.

What do GLP and GCP mean? GLP stands for “Good Laboratory Practice” and describes the guidelines for conducting pre-clinical safety tests. GCP, on the other hand, stands for “Good Clinical Practice” and describes the conduct of clinical trials with humans. Both guidelines guarantee the quality, integrity and reproducibility of data.

Why are GLP/GCP-compliant biomarker analyses so important?
By adhering to GLP/GCP guidelines, we can ensure that our biomarker data are:

  • Reliable and based on validated methods.
  • Reproducible so that results can be confirmed in other laboratories.
  • Transparently documented to ensure traceability. We comply with regulatory requirements so that studies are approved, and results are recognized.
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chimera biotec GmbH as your partner for GLP/GCP-compliant biomarker analyses.

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We have extensive experience in conducting GLP/GCP-compliant studies and offer you:

  • Qualified staff: Our employees are highly qualified and experienced in carrying out biomarker analyses.
  • State-of-the-art infrastructure: We work with the newest equipment and technologies.
  • Comprehensive quality management systems: Our processes are certified according to the latest quality standards.

By offering GLP/GCP-compliant biomarker analyses, we help to ensure that your drug development runs quickly and successfully.

 

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State-of-the-art technologies

We use state-of-the-art technologies such as Imperacer®, Quanterix’ Simoa® and MSD™. These enable us to detect even the lowest biomarker concentrations with high sensitivity. This gives you precise and fast results, resulting ina competitive advantage for you. Benefit from our expertise and the latest developments in biomarker analysis!

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