Research Assistant
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Laboratory manager
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Marketing manager
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Facility Manager
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AAROGYAM works in the biotechnology and immunotherapy field, which results in development of Anti-CTLA-4. The target market includes: Drug makers chasing immune therapy breakthroughs. Laboratories developing immune modulation and cancer therapy. Healthcare Providers looking at new and evolved therapeutic solutions. Investors & Biotech Startups in search of disruptive technologies.
"Biotech: It’s More Than Just Science" The cash to drive the biotech transformation requires strategic financial planning. Key funding sources include: VC – Short for Venture Capital Firms (Investors in biotech innovations). Government Grants – Programs such as NIH’s SBIR & STTR grants help get biotech startups off the ground. Corporate Contacts – Partnerships with pharmaceutical companies research grants. Angel Investors – Individuals who have contributed to early stage biotech companies. Crowdfunding & Public Cash – Financing options with biotech-specific platforms.
Top Partners: Pharma companies, research institutions, biotech investors. Key Areas: Immunotherapy research, experimental protocols and clinical use. Value Proposition: Progressing immune modulation through Anti-CTLA-4 research. Customer Segments: Healthcare providers, Bio-tech companies, Research labs. Revenue streams: Grants, partnerships, licensing biotech ѕоlutiоnѕ Channels: Internet site, scientific publications, industry exhibitions Cost Structure: R&D, lab and regulatory expenses
Production Methods: AAROGYAM uses biomanufacturing to enable the cost-effective generation of Anti-CTLA-4. Key methods include: Cell Culture and Fermentation: Using genetically engineered cell lines to produce Anti-CTLA-4 proteins. Purification & Chromatography – Pure Extraction by Column Chromatography and ultra filtration. Sterile Filtration & Aseptic Processing – Preserving biological efficacy for therapeutic use.
Read MoreQuality Testing Approaches For safety, efficacy and regulatory purposes AAROGYAM implements stringent Quality Assurance (QA) and Quality Control (QC) measures: Batch Control & Stability Testing – Ensuring uniformity and long-term stability of Anti-CTLA-4 formulations. Fluorescence-Based Assays - measurement of binding capability and molecular interactions. Regulatory Compliance & Risk Management – Compliance settings to align with pharmaceutical quality ICH guidelines.
Read MoreLaboratory Plan AAROGYAM's biotech research laboratory Designed for efficiency and safety, ease of use, and scale: Cell Culture, Purification, Analytical Testing Dedicated Zones -Independent zones for cell culture, purification, and analytical Testing. Sophisticated Apparatuses – Devices such as bioreactors, chromatography systems, and fluorescence analyzers. Safety & Compliance – Biosafety protocols, Waste management and adherence to regulations
Read MorePre-launch Costs – Brewing, product design, and estimation. Legal & Regulatory Expenses – Business setup, trademark, patent registration and compliance. Laboratory Organization – Equipment procurement, facility rent, and infrastructure construction. Staffing & Training – Employing researchers, labworkers and front office staff. Marketing & Branding – The costs associated with managing your website, scientific publications, and networking.
Materials and Reagents – Purchase of cell culture media, antibodies, and assay kits. Manufacture & Process Development – Operation of bioreactors, isolation methodologies, and quality control. Regulatory- Compliance with the GMP, DUC, product documentation and risk management. Operational Excellence – Adopt practices that help reduce cost such as single-use technologies and process intensification. Supply Chain & Logistics – Distribution, warehousing, and transport of biotech goods.
FROM R&D TO COMMERCIAL ACTIVITIES – has the process been validated and is it regulatory compliant? Facility Design & Equipment Optimisation – Cleanroom standards and bioprocessing best practices. Quality Control & Standardization – Standardization of Anti-CTLA-4 molecule production. Strategic Partnerships – Work with pharma companies, research entities and investors to scale up operations.