Translate your Biomarker Research into an assay product either as RUO (Research Use Only), IVD (In Vitro Diagnostics), or LDT (Laboratory Developed Test) assay
Converting biotech innovation to a product necessitates stringent design control measures, compliance with regulations, and make-or-break business decisions.
Solution
GMP production provides the design control and regulatory framework to bring an assay to clinical use. With over 150 biomarker projects we bridge the chasm that often exists between research and commercialization.
What is the GMP production service for IVD, RUO, or LDT?
GMP production service refers to the design, development, production, and commercialization of your novel biomarker findings in order to be used in clinical practice either as RUO (Research Use Only), IVD (In Vitro Diagnostics), or LDT (Laboratory Developed Test) assay.
It’s surprising for many to learn that even a set of biomarkers with exceptional clinical performance may face numerous hurdles before it can be successfully deployed in a clinical or pharmaceutical setting.
Several crucial elements must be meticulously addressed for a research project to realize its full commercial potential. Compliance with In Vitro Diagnostic Regulations (IVDR), ISO13485 standards and other local regulations are essential to ensure the quality, safety, and efficacy of the diagnostic product. Strict adherence to Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) can further secure consistent delivery of high-quality products in the market.
By adopting a quality and regulatory centered approach for development and manufacturing you can significantly enhance the commercial viability of your discoveries and contribute to practical improvements in healthcare.
Orthogonal biomarker validation with multiple platforms
The Team
Leonidas Alexopoulos
PhD, Acting CEO, Professor, National Technical University of Athens
Leonidas is one of the pioneers of multiplex assays & systems biology with more than 20 years of experience in the field of proteomics. He has studied at Duke, MIT and Harvard and is currently a professor at National Technical University of Athens. Leonidas co-founded Protavio in 2011 with the ultimate goal of improving people’s health through innovation in proteomics.
Sophia Stamatatou
Co-founder, COO & Quality Director, MSc, MBA
Sophia holds an MSc in Robotics & Automation and an MBA from National Technical University of Athens. Her passion for engineering and entrepreneurship led her to co-found Protavio in 2011. Since 2018, she has held the position of Chief Operating Officer and Quality Director. Her decade long experience of business development and administration make her a key decision maker in Protavio.
Nikos Tsolakos
Chief Scientific Officer, Phd
Nikos holds a PhD from Imperial College London and has over 15 years of work experience in academic and industrial research positions in the field of proteomics. Nikos joined Protavio in 2017 as a Quality Assurance & Project Manager. Since 2023, he holds the position of Chief Scientific Officer to advance Protavio’s proteomic solutions.
Christos Fotis
Chief Innovation Officer, Phd
Christos holds a PhD in AI & Bioinformatics from National Technical University of Athens and has extensive experience in creating and managing R&D projects and consortia. Christos joined Protavio in 2021 as a Research & Innovation manager. Since 2023, he holds the position of Chief Innovation Officer to drive new innovative projects using proteomics.