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| Company type | Research institute |
|---|---|
| Founded | 1924 in Karaj, Iran |
| Founder | Mustafa Qoli Bayat |
| Headquarters | , Iran |
Production output | Human and Animal Medicines |
Number of employees | circa 2000 |
| Website | www |
The Razi Vaccine and Serum Research Institute (romanized: Mo'asseseh-ye Tahqiqât-e Vâksan va Seromsâzi-e Râzi) is an Iranian pharmaceutical and biological institute. It is located in the Hessarak district in Karaj, Iran. The institute was built as a national center with the purpose of countering epidemics in domestic animals during Reza Shah era. Further departments were installed, including those dedicated to human medicines. In modern years, the institute has focused primarily on nanomedicine and biotechnology.[1][2]
The institute is known for its anti-venom serums derived from snake and scorpion venom. It hosts some reference pharmaceutical laboratories with regional or state scopes.[1][2]
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