Extending Boundaries of Protein Therapies
Leveraging on the Mammalian Artificial Chromosome (MAC) based Cell Line Development Platform
Our ambition is to become one of the key players in supplying research materials/products to CDMOs, research centers, and enabling pharma and biotech companies to optimize their product development, leading to faster and superior delivery of products to patients.
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ResearchersXPAMAC Inc. is a biotech start-up with innovative, proprietary methods and world-class expertise in cell line development and advanced delivery technologies, developed in close collaboration with leading academic centers.
We focus on developing transformative extracorporeal (selective plasmapheresis) and intracellular protein therapies.
We also offer customized cell line development services for difficult-to-express proteins and other specialized needs utilizing XPAMAC’s breakthrough technology based on Mammalian Artificial Chromosome (MAC).
The core of our capabilities lies in our proprietary cell line development platform, which is based on Mammalian Artificial Chromosomes (MAC).
XPAMAC Inc has 10+ employees and was founded by venture capitalists and distinguished scientists from the Nobel Prize-winning University of Szeged and the HUN-REN Biological Research Centre of Szeged, Hungary.
Our comprehensive strategic framework, including a collaboration with UD Pilot Therapy (University of Debrecen, Hungary), ensures state-of-the-art GMP protein manufacturing and the rapid development of protein therapeutics.
Leveraging on the Mammalian Artificial Chromosome (MAC) based Cell Line Development Platform
Molecular Biology, Chemical Biology, Basic Science
Pilots In Protein Therapy
From Start
With over 25 years of experience in the leadership of self-owned business ventures and investments in four continents (Europe, Australia, Asia, North America) behind his back, he can confidently say he found his calling.
Taking part in overseeing new, innovative developments in the Real estate, IT, Biotech and Financial industries has been a true passion for him over the years.
He is leading the establishment of XPAMAC Inc. leveraging on his outstanding business and networking capabilities.
With a medical degree in hand, he started his career in the laboratory of Prof. Gyula Hadlaczky (Biological Research Centre, Szeged, Hungary), where he participated in the discovery of the genetic processes leading to the first mammalian artificial chromosome (MAC). Afterwards he moved to the field of immunology and studied the immunoregulatory effects of the tumor necrosis factor-like molecule TL1A. Dr. Tubak received his PhD in 2010 on this topic. In parallel, he developed highly efficient PCR kits for sensitively detecting various HPV infections. Based on this technology, he established a start-up (Creative Laboratory Ltd) to commercialize his invention in clinical diagnostics. He is the CEO of the Creative Laboratory Ltd. In 2015, he returned to the competitive field of MAC technology to harness its advantageous features for a leading cell line development method. He specialized in a new MAC-based methodology for producing difficult-to-express proteins with constant high yields (XPAMAC).
She obtained her MSc in biotech engineering from the Technical University of Budapest, Hungary. Afterwards she worked at the Biological Research Centre, Szeged, Hungary and earned her PhD at the University of Szeged, Hungary in 2009. She spent her post doc years at the University of Szeged, Hungary and at the University of Birmingham, UK.
She started her business development carrier at Solvo Biotechnology in 2006. She moved to Egis Pharmaceuticals (Servier Group) in 2014 where she contributed as a business development professional to Egis’s biosimilar development and to the development of an in vitro diagnostics medical device suitable for the response prediction of RA patients to infliximab therapy before treatment initiation. Later she served as a managing director of PentaCoreLab (Egis subsidiary) during a critical period.
She joined XPAMAC Inc. as a business development advisor supporting several aspects of its operation leveraging on her 18 years’ experience in the pharma service and pharma industry.
He received his medical degree from the Semmelweis Medical University in 1993 and worked for 6 years as a physician and researcher at the National Institute of Cardiology in Budapest, where he obtained his specialist degree in internal medicine. He worked as a research fellow at the University of Parma in 1996. From 1998, he was the founder and for more than 10 years the director of Goodwill Research Ltd., which was mainly engaged in pharmacological and clinical trials. He was the co-founder and later managing director of the Svábhegyi Paediatric Institute, which was reorganized in 2007 and integrated into Doktor24 Medicina Zrt. in 2020. In 2023, as CEO, he restructured Auxiliis Pharma Ltd., which has been involved in clinical research for decades and is currently engaged in biomarker research. Since 2022, he has been leading the Healthcare Innovation and IT section of the National Association of Entrepreneurs and Employers, and is a member of the Healthcare Section’s Board.
Cell Line Development Based on Mammalian Artificial Chromosomes (MAC)
Extending Boundaries of Protein Therapies