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Science & Innovation
Avesthagen
is a multidisciplinary company that has built integrated capabilities
across most areas of biological sciences. Avesthagen looks to deliver
personalized healthcare through convergence of food, pharma and
population genetics. Avesthagen is offering this expertise in a wide
range of areas as "Early Research" which encompasses all upstream
processes ensuring efficient product development.
More and more companies today seek access to new technologies in
research and high throughput capabilities without having to invest in
additional capital, human and/or material. Companies that have core
competencies in mid-stream and down-stream processes in product
development will find Avesthagen's Early Research capabilities highly
rewarding. Scientific Innovation and Early Research at Avesthagen is
driven by excellence in fully integrating the competencies in
bioinformatics with molecular biology across:
We
have been an early starter in product co-development in Genome Analysis.
For example, we are analyzing the genomes of TB causing bacteria,
Mycobacterium tuberculosis, by employing our expertise in genome
sequencing and bioinformatic analyses of sequence data. We are
identifying SNPs that indicate the virulence of the disease causing
pathogen at an early stage of the infection process. BioMerieux, France
is our partner for this work. We are also partnering with Imperial
College, London to identify genomic regions that indicate susceptibility
to Lupus, a dreaded human disease. Our expertise in genomic SNP
detection and analysis forged this partnership with a world-renowned
academic institute such as Imperial College, London.
Our
world-class, state-of-the-art facilities include spacious general
laboratories, clean rooms, radioisotope lab, high throughput sequencing
on ABI 3700, SNP detection and discovery on Sequenom's MassArrayTM
and an upcoming cGMP facility among other infrastructure. We have
dedicated scientific personnel with both national and international
experience in product co-development.
Our major current partners include bioMerieux, France, (among the top
eight in-vitro diagnostic companies worldwide) for identification of
virulence markers as a diagnostic tool for Mycobacterium tuberculosis,
Sequenom, USA, for validation of genetic markers for breast and lung
cancers and diabetes, Cipla, India, for co-development and manufacturing
a bouquet of biopharmaceuticals through a joint venture, Nestle,
Switzerland, for co-development of medicinal plant based nutraceuticals
for degenerative conditions, INTAS, India, for expression of recombinant
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