Viral Therapy Development & Testing

Viral therapy biologics are a type of biologic drug that uses the body's own immune system to fight viral infections. They are designed to mimic the natural antibodies that the body produces to fight infection. Viral therapy biologics can be used to treat a wide variety of viral infections.

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Accelerate Your Viral Therapy Drug Program With Southern Research

Are you developing viral therapy biologics? If so, you know that the preclinical phase of drug development is critical to the success of your program. Our contract research organization (CRO) has a proven track record of helping clients accelerate their preclinical work and bring their viral therapy biologics to market quickly and efficiently.

We offer a comprehensive range of preclinical services, including:

    • Target validation and identification
    • Assay development and screening
    • Lead optimization
    • Preclinical toxicology
    • Biodistribution and pharmacokinetics
    • Immunogenicity assessment

Our team of experienced scientists and technicians has a deep understanding of viral therapy biologics and the preclinical drug development process. We are committed to providing our clients with the highest quality services and support to help them achieve their drug development goals.

Why choose our CRO for preclinical work on viral therapy biologics?

    • Expertise: We have a team of experienced scientists and technicians with a deep understanding of viral therapy biologics and the preclinical drug development process.
    • Resources: We have state-of-the-art facilities and equipment to support all aspects of preclinical work on viral therapy biologics.
    • Flexibility: We can tailor our services to meet your specific needs and budget.
    • Speed and efficiency: We are committed to helping our clients accelerate their preclinical work and bring their viral therapy biologics to market quickly and efficiently.

Contact us today to learn more about how we can help you accelerate your preclinical work on viral therapy biologics.