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Almac Relocates Peptide Operations
by Rick Mullin
April 20, 2015
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 93, Issue 16
Almac Group will relocate its custom peptide synthesis operation from Elvingston, Scotland, to a newly built wing of the Edinburgh Technopole. The move, to cost $5.2 million, is intended to position the company’s peptide and protein technology division to meet an anticipated increase in demand for custom synthesis and process development services. Almac landed a contract with the European Vaccine Initiative earlier this year under which it will produce a long peptide for P27A, which is in Phase I trials as a malaria vaccine.
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