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Lovelace Biomedical Research Institute
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United Stateslovelacebiomedical.org ↗
- Ownership
- Private
- Employees
- ~79
- Development stage
- Other
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Overview
Lovelace Biomedical Research Institute (LBRI) operates a broad multi-therapeutic preclinical pipeline, providing IND-enabling studies, pharmacology, toxicology, and in vivo modeling for government, academic, and industry clients. It does not market its own therapies; rather, its nonclinical/clinical research and CRO services feed partner and sponsor pipelines, with documented expertise advancing programs to IND and clinical trial readiness[1][3][7][15].
- Therapeutic areas
- CardiovascularNeurologyPsychiatryInfectious DiseasesPulmonologyOncology
- Modalities
- Small moleculeBiologicVaccineAntibodyGene therapyDevicePeptide
- Industry
- Academic Hospital/University/Research
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Partnerships
New York Medical CollegeTouro UniversityUniversity of New Mexico Comprehensive Cancer Center
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