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Outsourcing
Contract research firm NovAliX invests in DNA-encoded libraries
by Michael McCoy
December 17, 2020
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 98, Issue 48
The French contract research firm NovAliX will spend $6.4 million to expand its DNA-encoded library (DEL) platform as part of an 8-year deal with an unnamed drug company. NovAliX says the informatics-driven system designs and synthesizes DELs while capturing and tracking experimental information. NovAliX says it has hired medicinal chemists from a number of drug companies to run its DEL program.
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