Translational Science

Custom Assay Development

You need reliable approaches to support what’s next in your development programs whether they are complex small molecules, advanced biologics, or vaccines. At IQVIA Laboratories Vaccines we break down barriers to translational research through innovation and collaboration, helping you deliver better treatments to more patients, sooner. With an extensive track record developing, qualifying, validating, and transferring tests, our dedicated scientists support programs, from early development to clinical Phase I-IV.

Prepare for Clinical Scale

Along the path from preclinical to clinical trials, many transitions take place. Stable and robust methods yield reliable results. Whether you must evaluate efficacy of an emerging virus or cancer cells’ facile adaptability, your assays must support your candidate, discovery through post-market registration. At every site, in every business line, and at every phase, we deliver custom assays.

Scalable Assay Platforms From Pilot to High Throughput. 

Our Global Footprint Means You Have Access to IQVIA Laboratories Vaccines Services, Wherever You Are

Wherever you do business, you need to be confident of the same level of scientific expertise, transparency, and responsiveness. Our global team of scientists, technology platforms, and advanced network of laboratories offer this to help further the future of patient therapies, including biologics, vaccines, antiviral/antibacterial drugs, immunotherapy, and gene and cell therapy products.

Consistent Platforms In-House and Across Sites Ensure the Best Solutions

Our Protein Science team’s high-throughput production services provide customized critical reagents, such as proteins, for our clients and our assay development teams. We have experience with production and labeling of a wide range of molecules including large, complex proteins on a variety of expression platforms.

• Multiple proprietary or custom in vivo models allow preclinical assessment of immunogenicity and/or efficacy of candidates based on a variety of criteria to support antigen/antibody production. These include viral and bacterial infectious disease models, oncology models, and auto-immune disease models.
• State-of-the-art, multiplex instrumentation ensures efficiency, quality, and the best fit for your needs.