Australian Biotechnology News

Recombinant proteins facility opens in Victoria

$11.2 million Victorian Recombinant Proteins Feeder Facility opens at Monash University.
Tags | recombinant proteins | Proteins | NCRIS | csiro

The federal and Victorian ministers for Innovation have cut the ribbon at the new Victorian Recombinant Proteins Feeder Facility, located at Monash University in Melbourne.

This $11.2 million facility will be available for use by Australian scientists who use recombinant proteins for drug discovery and pre-clinical research.

The funding for the facility was shared amongst the CSIRO, which contributed $4.6 million; the National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy (NCRIS), which contributed $2.8 million; the Victorian government, which also put in $2.8 million; and Monash University, which provided $1 million.

The centre will be for the production of recombinant proteins under non-GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice) conditions for pre-clinical trials, with other facilities required for producing proteins under GMP conditions for clinical trials.

More about: Collaborative Research, CSIRO, CSIRO, Monash University, Monash University

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