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ImmunoPrecise Antibodies

www.ipatherapeutics.com

 
IPA is a progressive, scientific Contract Research Organization (CRO) recently ranked by one of the pharmaceutical industry`s most trusted, independent market research sources with the highest competitive score, for its antibody service portfolio.1 The company represents a HUB of biotherapeutic intelligence that includes a hybrid of experts and technologies, in the science and business of bioplatform-based discovery. We provide highly specialized full-continuum therapeutic antibody discovery, development, and out-licensing services [Talem] —with advanced omics and complex intelligence technology [LENSai] that provide greater efficiency and accuracy than ever before. Our mission is to provide our pharmaceutical customers with a HUB of the ...
  • Number of Employees: 100-250
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million

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Funding

ImmunoPrecise Antibodies raised $21.7M on 02/03/2021

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