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TransCure bioServices expands reach into APAC with Preclina partnership<\/h1>E-News<\/a> <\/span><\/span><\/header>\n<\/div><\/section>
\nTransCure bioServices, a humanized mouse model CRO, has partnered with Preclina, a South Korean preclinical CRO specializing in autoimmune and inflammatory diseases. The partnership significantly expands TransCure\u2019s reach into the APAC region, while also bolstering its service offerings to further enhance the quality of its research results.<\/h3>\n<\/p>\n
Biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies in the APAC region will now have better access to a selection of the most advanced mouse models, as well as the full suite of services required for optimized preclinical development \u2013 capabilities that have been challenging to access in the region until now.<\/p>\n
Drug developers in APAC have typically faced many challenges when it comes to preclinical development, from limited access to animal model providers and poor service offering breadth and capacity, to a scarcity of comprehensive, one-stop-shop preclinical partners. What\u2019s more, mouse model providers in the region may not have the standardized, wellrecognized model sets used in international research, making results comparison difficult.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/section>
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TransCure bioServices, a humanized mouse model CRO, has partnered with Preclina, a South Korean preclinical CRO specializing in autoimmune and inflammatory diseases. The partnership significantly expands TransCure\u2019s reach into the APAC region, while also bolstering its service offerings to further enhance the quality of its research results.<\/h3>\n<\/p>\n
Biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies in the APAC region will now have better access to a selection of the most advanced mouse models, as well as the full suite of services required for optimized preclinical development \u2013 capabilities that have been challenging to access in the region until now.<\/p>\n
Drug developers in APAC have typically faced many challenges when it comes to preclinical development, from limited access to animal model providers and poor service offering breadth and capacity, to a scarcity of comprehensive, one-stop-shop preclinical partners. What\u2019s more, mouse model providers in the region may not have the standardized, wellrecognized model sets used in international research, making results comparison difficult.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/section>
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