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Website: http://www.complix.be
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Phone: +32 9 241 57 14
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Complix develops scaffold therapeutics. An early-stage biotech company developing therapeutic proteins for drug, medical device and bioprocessing applications. Complix manages an in-house drug development programme available for outlicensing, and a service department offering contract research.
Complix is an early-stage biotech company developing therapeutic proteins for drug, medical device and bioprocessing applications. Complix manages an in-house drug development programme available for out-licensing, and a service department offering contract research.
The alpha-body™ is a protein scaffold with exquisite physical properties. Its triple-α-helical coiled coil architecture renders it extremely stable and highly engineerable. The coiled coil part is extendable, making it a truly scalable scaffold. The α-helical segments being cleverly adjoined, alpha-bodies can be produced recombinantly as soluble single-chain molecules. They form ideal instruments for next-generation protein-based therapeutics. The alpha-body technology allows the development of specific binders with high affinity against a wide range of biomolecules. The alpha-body platform technology is the preferred tool for efficient binder discovery, thanks to the extreme stability and engineerability of the alpha-body scaffold.
Address:
I&I Center UGent
Technologiepark 3
9052
Ghent
Belgium
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Website: http://www.complix.be
Phone: +32 9 241 57 14
Fax: +32 9 241 57 20
Foundation date: 2008
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