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Trades about 437% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
PhoenixBio Co., Ltd. delivers specialized contract research services to support drug discovery and development, with a primary focus on the Japanese market. Central to its offerings is the proprietary PXB-mouse, a unique chimeric mouse model featuring a humanized liver, which is critical for various drug development experiments. The company also conducts in vitro analyses utilizing fresh human hepatocytes sourced from PXB-cells. This sophisticated humanized liver model proves invaluable for in vivo studies encompassing gene therapy, NASH/NAFLD drug development programs, anti-viral therapeutic evaluations, DMPK (Drug Metabolism and Pharmacokinetics) and toxicity assessments, and custom transplantation projects. Established in 2002, PhoenixBio maintains its headquarters in Higashihiroshima, Japan.
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