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SAFC Supports Potent API Conjugate Manufacturing With New St. Louis Production Suite

Published in Cancer Weekly, October 16th, 2007

SAFC(R), a member of the Sigma-Aldrich(TM) Group (NASDAQ:SIAL), has announced its plans to begin construction of a new cGMP potent active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) conjugation suite at its Pharma sector's St. Louis manufacturing campus. This addition is expected to support oncology drug substance requirements that demand a combination of small molecule chemistry, containment engineering, highly-regulated biologics manufacturing and extensive Quality Control capabilities.

Focused on the oncology drug niche, the new suite will enable the conjugation of highly potent active pharmaceutical ingredients (HPAPIs) to a variety of targeted delivery molecules, including...

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