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95 Castle Hall Road Yemassee, SC, 29945 United StatesAlpha Genesis, Inc. (AGI) is a leading U.S.-based provider of nonhuman primate (NHP) products, biological materials, tissues, and contract bio-research services supporting discovery through IND-enabling development. With clients spanning North America, Europe, and Asia, AGI delivers high-quality, cost-effective preclinical research solutions for academic institutions, government agencies, and private-sector partners worldwide. The Alpha Genesis Primate Research Center (AGPRC) serves as the designated GLP-compliant Contract Research Organization (CRO) division of AGI. The AGPRC research team conducts regulated studies to advance treatments and vaccines for diseases such as Alzheimer’s, HIV, and Zika. In collaboration with government organizations, private foundations, and biotechnology companies, AGPRC supports breakthrough discoveries in prevention, therapeutics, and translational medicine. Primate Research & Bioproduct Resources AGPRC operates full-service, AAALAC-accredited facilities housing several thousand rhesus and cynomolgus macaques maintained across all stages of development—from prenatal through geriatric. Our domestic specific pathogen-free (SPF) breeding colonies are among the largest in the industry and form the foundation of our research and bioproduct programs. AGI’s bioproduct portfolio includes high-quality, well-characterized primate-derived serum, plasma, peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMCs), tissues, and other biospecimens, all collected under stringent GLP and biosafety standards. These materials are processed, documented, and distributed according to standardized operating procedures, ensuring traceability, reproducibility, and regulatory compliance for immunological, pharmacological, and toxicological applications. Research Capabilities The Alpha Genesis Primate Research Center offers an extensive array of GLP and non-GLP contract research capabilities, spanning early discovery and proof-of-concept through developmental toxicology and IND-enabling studies. Research areas include pharmacokinetics, compound screening, vaccine testing, efficacy assessment, pharmacology, and early lead optimization. The Center provides comprehensive support services, including primate quarantine, colony maintenance, biological product collection, and on-site study execution—each performed under rigorous regulatory oversight and IACUC-approved protocols. For nearly two decades, Alpha Genesis has supported global scientific progress by providing integrated NHP research, breeding, and bioproduct expertise. By maintaining all colonies, research, and biological material production entirely on-site at our U.S.-based AAALAC-accredited facilities, AGI ensures unmatched speed, quality, and compliance. Research areas routinely include: Cardiovascular • Ocular Toxicology • Neurotoxicology • Bone Toxicology • Developmental and Reproductive Toxicology (DART) • Drug Addiction and Prevention • Digestive Processes • HIV • Body Composition • Continuous Infusion • Geriatric Models • Pharmacokinetics (PK) • Vaccine Development and Testing
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