Amgen & Freeslate Form Strategic R&D Alliance
The two California-based firms entered into a collaborative relationship to leverage Freeslate solutions in addressing aggregation and particulation in protein drug products.
California-based biotechnology firm Amgen and privately held company Freeslate, Inc. have signed a collaboration agreement to leverage Freeslate solutions in addressing aggregation and particulation in protein drug products.
The multi-year project will utilize a range of Freeslate products and services, including technology development, high throughput microscale workflows, and Freeslate’s Lab Execution and Analysis (LEA) software.
John Senaldi, chief executive officer of Freeslate, said,"As illustrated by this relationship and others we have engaged in over the past year, the formulation of protein therapeutics is a pressing problem for pharmaceutical companies. High throughput research can enable significant steps forward in both understanding and ad
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