Sweden's Biotage AB says that it will enter the peptide synthesis business, through two new agreements with German company MultiSynTech GmbH. The agreements concern both the distribution rights for the latter's systems and the establishment of a joint development project.
The deal with MultiSynTech will grant Biotage distribution rights for all current MultiSynTech peptide synthesis systems. The two firms have also agreed on a joint development project to design and market a new microwave-aided peptide synthesis system, which will increase yield and speed in peptide synthesis.
The peptide synthesizer market is estimated at 150.0 million Swedish kronor ($17.6 million) and is growing at a double digit rate. In the research phase, biochemists need increasingly longer, more complex peptides to study protein interactions, produce peptide antibodies, and understand complex disease states.
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