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4basebio secures CDMO contract to supply opDNA for TriLink's Phase I trial

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What happened

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4basebio secured a contract to supply opDNA starting material to TriLink Biotechnologies. TriLink Biotechnologies, which is part of Maravai LifeSciences, was selected as the contract development and manufacturing organisation (CDMO) to manufacture the mRNA drug substance. This collaboration involves 4basebio providing synthetic DNA for a critical material in a Phase I clinical trial.

From manilatimes.net

Why it matters

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The agreement extends the relationship between 4basebio and a Tier 1 pharmaceutical customer into cell therapy programs. 4basebio stated that the collaboration reflects its mission to provide a safer, cost-effective replacement for plasmid DNA in the development of genetic medicines.

From manilatimes.net

Who's involved

  • 4basebioProvides proprietary opDNA enzymatic DNA starting material for the drug substance.
  • Amy WalkerServes as the Chief Commercial Officer at 4basebio.

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  • 4basebioSpeculative

    Could increase revenue from securing the contract to supply critical opDNA starting material for the Phase I trial.

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