Cambridge Major Laboratories and Novacta Biosystems are to collaborate to develop biocatalytic approaches to target chiral intermediates.
"CML is a strongly service-oriented business: adding more cutting-edge technology to our range of capabilities will broaden the solutions we are able to offer to our clients," said Roger McDonald, European business development director for the firm.
"We feel there are many opportunities to develop more selective, cost-effective and greener solutions to active pharmaceutical ingredients manufacture," added Georg Buchner, vice president of corporate development at Novacta.
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