Applied Biological Materials (abm) - Molecular & Cellular Biology Products for Life Sciences & Drug Development - Distributed in the UK & Ireland by Caltag Medsystems
Applied Biological Materials (abm)
Founded in 2004, Applied Biological Materials (abm) Inc. has been catalysing scientific discoveries in Life Sciences and Drug Development for over 20 years. With their HQ and cutting-edge R&D facility in Vancouver, Canada, abm develops and commercialises novel research tools and offers a portfolio of unique services for laboratories and research institutions worldwide.
abm specialise in cellular and molecular biology products, including cell lines (immortalised, CRISPR KO, cas9 expressing, stable and tumour) and viral vectors (Lentiviral, AAV, Adenoviral and Retroviral for various applications: CRISPR, siRNA, miRNA, ciRNA & ORF).
Cellular Materials
With years of expertise in the cell biology industry, abm's scientists aim to deliver the highest quality and most complete collection of cell culture products and services, including cell lines, primary cells, mycoplasma kits, and more.
Genetic Materials
abm is a world leader in recombinant viral technology, providing the most comprehensive collection of Lentiviral, AAV, Adenoviral Vectors and Viruses in ready-to-use formats, as well as vectors for mammalian or bacterial Protein Expression and ORF Vectors.
General Molecular Biology Materials
abm offers a wide range of PCR, RT-PCR and qPCR enzyme products suitable for a variety of applications, in addition to research tools such as chemicals, antibodies, consumables, DNA & RNA stains and other general molecular biology tools.
Custom Services
Applied Biological Materials Inc. (abm) offers a comprehensive selection of life science-related services aimed to help researchers reduce time, effort, and money. abm’s technological capability and expertise not only ensure ‘peace of mind’ quality for all their services but also rapid turnaround times and the flexibility to service individual needs based on specific research projects.