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Method transfer in the pharmaceutical industry is a crucial element of quality control for the drug development process. It serves as a type of fail-safe to ensure that the methods being performed in one laboratory produce comparable results when duplicating the procedure in another.

Bioanalysis to support drug development is rarely one-size-fits all. Differences in drug modalities, therapeutic indications, and clinical or preclinical study design impact the strategies required for designing appropriate support. Assay creation is a critical component of this process and partnering with experienced bioanalytical partners is a critical component of a successful therapeutic program.

Nothing is as important as on-time, accurate, and high-quality sample analysis results during preclinical and clinical testing. At BioAgilytix, we understand that each sample is highly valuable which is why we pride ourselves in our proven track record of delivering quality data that can withstand regulatory scrutiny in a timely fashion.

BioAgilytix San Diego, formerly MicroConstants, provides end-to-end support for specimen collection, including training materials, the specimen collection kits themselves, logistics, and shipment tracking to destinations across the globe. We assemble and distribute protocol-specific kits for all types of clinical trials, including single-site, multi-site, and Phase I-IV.

When you need a dependable diagnostic testing laboratory partner who consistently delivers reliable testing results on time, choose BioAgilytix Diagnostics. If tailored testing and responsive service matter to you, BioAgilytix Diagnostics should be your provider of choice.

During drug development, creating and validating de novo assays for phase-appropriate use takes a significant amount of time. Having off-the-shelf assays in place and ready to use for regulated or nonregulated sample analysis directly translates into faster timelines and reduced costs, two critical aspects of designing successful preclinical and/or clinical studies.