The EPICC platform presents a novel opportunity to modify disease progression through moderation of the most robust components of both humoral (complement system) and cellular (neutrophils) components of innate inflammatory responses.
EPICC molecules rapidly and dose dependently inhibit C1 and MBL, the earliest initiators of the classical and lectin complement pathway. Inhibition is via transformational changes of serine proteases at C1 and MBL.
Learn MoreIn addition to complement modulation, the EPICC platform acts as a potent inhibitor of innate, neutrophil-mediated, inflammatory processes.
Learn MoreHypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (HIE) is a type of newborn brain damage caused by oxygen deprivation and limited blood flow.
Learn MoreAcute Exacerbations of COPD (AE COPD) affect individuals suffering from COPD, leading to worsening lung function and hospitalization. This inflammatory disease is primarily driven by neutrophils recruited into the lungs.
Learn MoreGraft-versus-Host Disease (GvHD) is a common disease following bone marrow transplantation where the transplanted white blood cells begin to attack the host body including skin, liver and intestines.
Learn MorePlatelet Refractoriness is common in cancer patients who receive frequent platelet transfusions and increases the risk of life-threatening hemorrhage.
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Patents and patent applications active in: US, Europe (including many EU countries), Australia, Canada, Japan, China, UAE, South Korea, Mexico, Singapore, Saudi Arabia, Israel, Kuwait, India, South Africa.
Number of engineered peptides with potential for treating conditions in many therapeutic areas through its unique dual targeting mechanism.