Knowledge Base
We adhere to the guidelines of the FDA, EMA, and Personal Care Products Council. We ensure to follow a multi-faceted research approach with cutting-edge technologies. Moreover, before putting our products on the market, our scientists test an array of combinations.
The Knowledge Base & FAQ’s are intended to give customers a more useful reference point when they need context in addition to product information. In technical purchasing environments, questions often extend beyond the identity of a material itself. Teams may also need to understand which standards matter, what outside reference bodies influence internal review, and where to find credible scientific resources that support research, formulation, and sourcing decisions.
The knowledge base and FAQ’s bring those materials together in a format that supports discovery and continued learning. Rather than limiting the visitor to a single type of information, it combines regulatory references, standards-oriented content, and external scientific resources that may be relevant to work involving polymers, carbohydrates, diagnostics, and related specialty materials. That makes it especially useful for formulators, research teams, procurement professionals, and others who need a stronger technical foundation as they evaluate products and suppliers.
US Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
The FDA protects the public health by assuring that food and cosmetics are properly labeled. Only the approved chemicals listed in the Bulk Drug Substances Nominated for use in compounding under Section 503B of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act are utilized by us.
The FDA section gives visitors an important starting point for understanding one of the primary regulatory frameworks considered in many product-related decisions. For customers operating in regulated environments, familiarity with FDA expectations can influence both early evaluation and later purchasing discussions.
CBER - Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research, FDA
CBER’s motto is to enhance public health via the regulation of biological products. After clinical and scientific data submission, the product is approved. Our products meet CBER’s standards for approval.
Including CBER on this page gives added relevance for organizations working with biological products or adjacent technical areas where regulatory context matters. It helps position the page as a practical resource for users who need more than general product summaries.
European Medicines Agency (EMA)
The European Medicines Agency (EMA) dissipates a list of medicines updated monthly, for human use currently under examination by EMA’s Committee for Medicinal Products for Humans. We collaborate with pharmaceutical companies in product formulation and development.
For customers serving international markets or reviewing materials in a broader regulatory context, the EMA section adds an additional layer of relevance. It helps visitors connect product-related decisions with wider regulatory awareness rather than relying on a single-region perspective.
Personal Care Products Council
The Personal Care Goods Council (PCPC) is the world’s largest national trade association representing cosmetics and personal care products industries. They provide wINCI, encapsulating the most comprehensive listing of ingredients used in cosmetic products.
This section is useful for customers working in cosmetic and personal care applications where ingredient references, naming conventions, and industry guidance all influence product evaluation and communication.
FAQ
Carbohydrate Databases, Functions & Structures
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Symbol Nomenclature for Glycans
Monosaccharide Database | BiŌkeanós
Carbohydrate Databases - Glycopedia
PROCARB: A Database of Known and Modelled Carbohydrate-Binding Protein Structures
Primary structure of Carbohydrates and their biological occurrence
Statistical analysis of the Bacterial Carbohydrate Structure DataBase
Glycan fragment database: a database of PDB-based glycan 3D structures
Glycan fragment database: a database of PDB-based glycan 3D structures - PMC
The FAQ’s extend the value of the knowledge base by curating resources that support technical research in specific subject areas. Current sections include Polymer Databases, Functions & Structures, Carbohydrate Fundamentals & Nomenclature, and Carbohydrate Databases, Functions & Structures. These topics align well with CarboMer’s scientific focus and give visitors direct access to recognized outside references that may help support project work, literature review, or foundational learning.
This is a guided reference area for people who want to explore core technical topics connected to the kinds of materials CarboMer works with. For customers researching polymers, glycans, carbohydrate structures, or related formulation concepts, these resources can help clarify terminology, support deeper internal understanding, and strengthen decision-making before product conversations even begin.
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