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This webinar examines the hot topics in immunoassay bioanalysis for biotechs navigating the immunogenicity and biomarker requirements for clinical trials. Join the discussion with panelists from Agliex Biolabs, Australia’s largest and most technologically advanced specialist bioanalytical laboratory for clinical trials, and B2S Life Sciences, a biotherapeutic enablement company advancing improved analytical methods and outcomes for developers of biotherapeutic drugs and diagnostics
Agilex Biolabs, Australia’s largest and most technologically advanced specialist bioanalytical laboratory for clinical trials, today announced the purchase of leading biolab TetraQ, based out of the University of Queensland.

Agilex Biolabs CEO Jason Valentine said the Board and senior management at Agilex Biolabs were extremely pleased with the purchase of such a high-calibre bioanalytics company.

“TetraQ complements the Agilex Biolabs work in Australia and APAC with its expert staff and years of experience in regulated bioanalytical services,” he said.
Agilex Biolabs is the leading bioanalytical laboratory in Asia-Pacific with the most advanced platforms for sensitive technologies. They include Sciex API 6500+ LC-MS/MS, Sciex API 4000 LC-MS/MS systems; Gyrolab™ Xplore, Luminex MAGPIX xPONENT ™, MSD Quickplex 120 and BD FACSymphony™ A3 20 colour flow cytometry analysers, so we have the capability to deliver any sized project.
Agilex Biolabs, Australia’s most advanced FDA-inspected specialist bioanalytical laboratory for clinical trials, congratulates client company Shasqi on the announcement of the first-ever application of click chemistry in humans, with the launch of the Company’s lead clinical candidate, SQ3370. Shasqi is the first Y Combinator-backed biotech company to reach clinical development.
Why Australia is the World’s Leading Early Phase Destination – Rapid Start-up, No IND Required, and a Government-Backed Refund on Almost Half of all Trial Costs Increasingly Sponsors are wanting to be actively involved in the core clinical partner selection because they matter to the success of their clinical research.