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Cube Biotech expands membrane protein capabilities through IBA Lifesciences acquisition<\/h1>E-News<\/a> <\/span><\/span><\/header>\n<\/div><\/section>
\nMonheim-based Cube Biotech has acquired IBA Lifesciences in a strategic transaction that combines two significant players in protein research and production technologies. The acquisition, announced on 13 January 2025, creates an entity with enhanced capabilities in membrane protein production, purification, and stabilisation technologies.<\/h3>\n
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Technological integration<\/h4>\nThe acquisition merges Cube Biotech\u2019s NativeMP platform for membrane protein stabilisation with IBA Lifesciences\u2019 Strep-tag affinity technology, creating an expanded toolkit for researchers working on challenging drug targets. This technological integration is particularly significant for research institutions and pharmaceutical companies working on membrane protein-based drug discovery programmes.<\/p>\n
The combined entity aims to streamline the protein research workflow by integrating complementary technologies. This merger is especially relevant for researchers working with G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs) and other membrane proteins that have historically proved challenging to stabilise and purify for structural studies.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/section>
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Monheim-based Cube Biotech has acquired IBA Lifesciences in a strategic transaction that combines two significant players in protein research and production technologies. The acquisition, announced on 13 January 2025, creates an entity with enhanced capabilities in membrane protein production, purification, and stabilisation technologies.<\/h3>\n
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Technological integration<\/h4>\nThe acquisition merges Cube Biotech\u2019s NativeMP platform for membrane protein stabilisation with IBA Lifesciences\u2019 Strep-tag affinity technology, creating an expanded toolkit for researchers working on challenging drug targets. This technological integration is particularly significant for research institutions and pharmaceutical companies working on membrane protein-based drug discovery programmes.<\/p>\n
The combined entity aims to streamline the protein research workflow by integrating complementary technologies. This merger is especially relevant for researchers working with G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs) and other membrane proteins that have historically proved challenging to stabilise and purify for structural studies.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/section>
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