Selleck生物（中国）

Selleck Chemicals LLC, established in 2006 in Houston, Texas, USA, is a global frontrunner in the development and production of high-quality biochemical inhibitors and reagents, primarily focused on advanced research in life sciences. The company caters to a broad spectrum of customers including pharmaceutical giants, biotech firms, hospitals, renowned universities, and research institutions worldwide. With a strong portfolio encompassing small molecule kinase inhibitors, natural products, and extensive high-throughput screening inhibitor molecule libraries, Selleck has been instrumental in advancing drug discovery initiatives.

Currently operational in China, Europe, and Japan, Selleck Chemicals LLC boasts a global footprint through its warehouses in these regions, ensuring efficient market coverage. The company maintains a robust partnership with over 100,000 clients globally, contributing significantly to scientific literature, with over 50,000 publications referencing Selleck products, including 513 articles featured in prestigious journals such as Nature, Science, and Cell since January 2010.

Selleck Chemicals LLC is a melting pot of dynamic, energetic, and diverse young professionals, dedicated to driving innovation and progress. We invite individuals with a vision to join us, fostering a collaborative environment that propels us towards a shared future.

In addition to our core inhibitor offerings, Selleck Chemicals LLC supplies an extensive range of biochemical products and services, including inhibitors and modulators for various cell signaling pathways (such as MAPK, PI3K/Akt/mTOR, Apoptosis, Angiogenesis, and JAK/STAT), as well as screening libraries for High Throughput Screening (HTS) and High Content Screening (HCS). Our product inventory exceeds 7,000 inhibitors, continuously expanding to meet the evolving needs of researchers in drug discovery and systems biology. Each inhibitor is meticulously classified by pathway or research area, facilitating seamless selection for your specific studies.