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Rockland Immunochemicals Develops Antibodies
Rockland Immunochemicals Inc. has announced the release of 95 antibodies that are involved in signal transduction and cancer research. The antibodies were developed through a partnership with the National Cancer Institute’s Center for Cancer Research.
The goal of this collaboration is to combine basic and applied research by working with life science researchers to develop better bioreagents that will facilitate biomedical research.
“Rockland’s antibody technology platform continues to be widely received by the research and biopharma community,” commented James Fendrick, CEO of Rockland Immunochemicals.
Fendrick continued, “We anticipate continued success in our antibody efforts with NCI to discover and develop both novel and existing antibody targets that have broad application in the life science markets.”
All of the antibodies made under the NCI Rockland collaboration are produced in Rockland laboratories located west of Philadelphia, PA. It is anticipated that these reagents will assist in the understanding cell function and disease.
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