The project "Construction of Innovative Peptide Library and Research and Development of Innovative Peptide Drugs" of Pingshan Center Incubator Enterprise Peptide Sheng Bio was successfully approved
Sep. 07, 2023
The project "Construction of innovative peptide library and research and development of innovative peptide drugs" applied by Shenzhen Peptide Biotechnology Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Peptide Bio"), an enterprise in the Shenzhen Bay Laboratory Pingshan Center Incubator, has been approved and supported by the Shenzhen Science and Technology Department.
Peptide Bio is a platform company focusing on peptide drug discovery. Based on the large-scale innovative complex structure peptide compound library under construction and the existing advanced high-throughput drug screening platform, Peptide Bio can provide screening and discovery services for active peptides, targeted transmembrane peptides, medical beauty active peptides, targeted delivery peptides and transdermal delivery peptides. At the same time, it can provide efficient sequence and structure optimization services, significantly shorten the time required for drug discovery and optimization, and can greatly promote the research and development of peptide drugs. The company has discovered a number of innovative peptide products that can be industrialized from the existing peptide library, including antibacterial peptides, instant anti-wrinkle peptides, etc.
In the rapidly evolving field of peptide therapeutics, identifying biologically active candidates—commonly referred to as “hits”—requires more than just large libraries of sequences. Structural diversity within a peptide library is a critical factor that directly influences the success of high-throughput screening and hit discovery.
Peptides play a central role in modern life sciences, serving as precision tools for target validation, mechanism-of-action studies, diagnostic reagent development, and early-stage drug discovery.
Scaling up peptide production is a critical step for researchers and pharmaceutical companies aiming to transition from laboratory experiments to larger-scale applications.