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Quintiles Opens Bioanalytical Lab in Europe
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May 5, 2015.
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Quintiles has announced the expansion of its bioanalytical laboratory services with the establishment of a GLP-compliant bioanalytical liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry (LC-MS) laboratory. The laboratory, which is located in Oss, the Netherlands, will have extensive bioanalytical testing capabilities and will provide a European facility for customers to conduct pharmacokinetics studies.
Currently, Quintiles’ bioanalytical capabilities and work are managed out of three laboratory sites in the U.S. The new laboratory will be integrated with Quintiles’ existing laboratory in Ithaca, New York, enabling the transfer of assays back and forth to accommodate global studies.
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