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Premade Adenovirus Vectors from ViraQuest

ViraQuest Inc. is a biotechnology company specializing in the production of adenoviral vectors and retains the exclusive commercial rights to RAPAd® technology. Using the patented processes unique to RAPAd® (U.S. Patent #6,830,920) for the generation of new constructs, they have produced many premade adenviruses now made available to KeraFAST customers.

Custom Adenovirus Production Available

ViraQuest offers an array of adenovirus services to meet your needs including new constructs, dual-expressing vectors, amplifications and isolations. They can provide the fastest turn around time of any supplier in the industry. Utilizing the RAPAd® technology combined with easy subcloning steps results in production of your custom adenovirus constructs in as little as three weeks without complications of revertants. Request a quote »

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RAPAd® Reference

  1. Anderson RD, Haskell RE, Xia H, Roessler BJ, and Davidson BL. A Simple Method for the Rapid Generation of Recombinant Adenovirus Vectors. Gene Therapy. (2000) 7, 1034-1038.

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