Interview with Dr. David Yang, President, MicroConstants China
Although MicroConstants traces its history back to 1998 in San Diego, you co-founded the China operations in 2007. What’s the story behind how that came about? It all began when…
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MicroConstants China is a Contract Research Organization (CRO) that provides premier quality bioanalytical services, integrated clinical trial management services，IND-enabling drug metabolism (DMPK) assays, pharmacokinetic analysis, ELISA immunoassay, biomarker analysis, and quality system consulting to pharmaceutical/biotech companies and research institutes worldwide. Our in-house OECD GLP compliant bioanalytical laboratory specializes in method development, method validation, and sample analysis of small molecules, proteins, and peptides using LC/MS/MS, HPLC/UV, and ELISA for preclinical and clinical PK samples.
Our mission is to provide GLP/GCP compliant preclinical and clinical contract service in China to meet global product registration requirement.
Our goal is to conduct contract research service according to global recognized quality standards to ensure data integrity, accuracy, traceability and safety. Through vigorous audit of data, qualification and training of our partnering clinical site, open communication and quick resolve of our clients’ concern, we expedite our clients drug development process by providing data that meet various regulatory agencies requirement.
Although MicroConstants traces its history back to 1998 in San Diego, you co-founded the China operations in 2007. What’s the story behind how that came about? It all began when…
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