About BioServe
Our 'biomaterial to data' model offers one of the world's largest commercial biorepositories and a full suite of preclinical molecular services and research tools to accelerate breakthroughs in genetics, drug discovery, biomarker research, and molecular diagnostics.
BioServe's Global BioRepository provides leading academic and industry researchers with access to over 600,000 human DNA, tissue and serum samples linked to detailed clinical and demographic data from 120,000 consented and anonymized patients on four continents.
Utilizing BioServe's preclinical molecular services, researchers can identify genetic markers, validate drug targets and correlate clinical and molecular data to accelerate the development of new and safer drugs.
BioServe's customers include nearly every major pharmaceutical and biotechnology company, as well as top industry, academic, and government research institutions.
Founded in 1989, BioServe has corporate headquarters in Beltsville, Maryland and Hyderabad, India.
How we got here
| 2012 |
The Ventyx Wesley Research Institute Tissue Bank Joins the BioServe Network
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| 2010 |
BioServe Europe founded in August
Formed BioServe Network
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| 2009 |
Upgraded current facility laboratory space to current 21,000 square feet footprint
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| 2007 |
Acquired assets of Genomics Collaborative, Inc. from SeraCare
Relocated to current facility in Beltsville, Maryland
Obtained CLIA certification
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| 2006 |
Expanded high-throughput genotyping capabilities with iPlex platform from Sequenom
BioServe India relocates to expanded laboratory facility (14,000 sq. ft.
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| 2003 |
Acquired assets of Qiagenomics in Seattle, Washington
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| 2002 |
BioServe India founded in Hyderabad, India
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| 2001 |
Renewal of NIEHS contract for an additional 5 years
Integrated high-throughput genotyping capabilities into services (Sequenom)
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| 2000 |
BioServe presents three abstracts and one oral mini-symposium on p53 at annual meeting of American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) in Philadelphia
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| 1998 |
BioServe integrates real-time PCR platform into services line (ABI)
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| 1997 |
BioServe upgrades to high-throughput DNA synthesizer platforms
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| 1996 |
BioServe expands laboratory space from 5,000 square feet to 12,000 square feet in Laurel facility
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| 1995 |
BioServe secures first multi-year contract with National Institutes of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS)
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| 1994 |
BioServe obtains three SBIR grants for fingerprinting in breast and prostate cancer, as well as detection of RAS mutations using LCR
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| 1993 |
BioServe secures first Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) grant for sub-typing HPV in oral cancers
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| 1992 |
BioServe graduates from TAP and re-locates to facility in Laurel, Maryland
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| 1991 |
BioServe secures first blanket purchase order agreement with NIH
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| 1990 |
January 5 - BioServe officially incorporated as a business
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| 1989 |
October 7 -BioServe founded by researchers who left National Cancer Institute with funding from the University of Maryland Technology Advancement Program (TAP)
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