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Short answer: - In licensed pneumococcal vaccines, the CRM197 carrier protein is used by Pfizer for the Prevnar family (PCV7/9/13/20). Wyeth (the predecessor of Pfizer) developed PCV7 with CRM197. GlaxoSmithKline’s Synflorix uses a different carrier (protein D), not CRM197. If you’re asking about who manufactures CRM197 itself (as a reagent or for contract production), the public landscape is more fragmented and often handled under contract with vaccine developers. The vaccine makers typically source CRM197 either in-house or through their CMOs; the exact suppliers aren’t always disclosed. For CRM197 as a research/industrial reagent (not specifically for vaccines), common suppliers include: - Sigma-Aldrich/Merck - Thermo Fisher Scientific - List Biological Laboratories - ProSpec - GenScript - Abcam (and similar biotech suppliers) If you want, I can help narrow this down to current GMP-grade CRM197 suppliers or to the exact carrier used in a specific vaccine.
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