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Aldevron

www.aldevron.com

 
Aldevron provides contract manufacturing and scientific services. We specialize in plasmid DNA, protein production, and antibody generation. PLASMID DNA PRODUCTION With the successful completion of over 50,000 projects, we have developed unsurpassed expertise in plasmid manufacturing. Using proprietary technology, Aldevron manufactures DNA for a wide range of research, preclinical, clinical, and diagnostic applications (1 mg to 100 g). PROTEIN PRODUCTION Aldevron offers a wide range of protein services including host cell optimization, expression screening, process development, contract production, enzyme and antibody assay design, and more. Proteins produced by Aldevron are used for a wide range of agriculture and biomedical applications ...
  • Number of Employees: 100-250
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million
  • www.aldevron.com
  • 4837 Amber Valley Parkway
    Fargo, ND USA 58104
  • Phone: 701.297.9256

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Keleigh Pearson
 Assistant General Counsel - NABU Profile
Jeff Gold
 Chief IP Counsel Profile
Rachel Lei
 General Counsel and Corporate Secretary Profile
Kenneth Bonnell
 Vice President of Quality and Regulatory Affairs Profile

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