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Virobay is focused on the development and commercialization of novel drugs through the utilization of small molecule inhibitors of cysteine proteases, a diverse class of enzyme proteases, for a variety of conditions, including neuropathic pain, autoimmune diseases and fibrosis. The foundation of Virobay's proprietary cathepsin platform and the Virobay management team were spun-out from Celera Genomics, which was then a leader in cathepsin research. Virobay's clinical pipeline currently includes product candidates in neuropathic pain, dermatology, autoimmune disease and fibrosis.
FogPharma is dedicated to the creation of a new class of medicines that target human disease drivers currently considered `undruggable`.
Diagenode is a leading global provider of complete solutions for epigenetics research, biological sample preparation, and diagnostics assays based in Liege, Belgium and NJ, USA. The company has developed a comprehensive approach to gain new insights into epigenetics studies. The company offers innovative Bioruptor® shearing and IP-Star® automation instruments, reagent kits, and high quality antibodies to streamline DNA methylation, ChIP, and ChIP-seq workflows. The company`s latest innovations include a unique, full automation system, the industry`s most validated antibodies, the Megaruptor shearing system for long fragment generation in sequencing, and epigenetics assay services.
Emerald Health Therapeutics is a Health Canada Licensed Producer of medical cannabis. A vertically integrated, seed-to-sale enterprise, Emerald has combined core competencies from decades of experience in pharmaceutical innovation with large-scale agriculture expertise. Our ambition is to be at the forefront of developing knowledge and products that provide wellness and health benefits from cannabis.
Cassava Sciences, Inc. is a clinical-stage biotechnology company based in Austin, Texas. Our mission is to detect and treat neurodegenerative diseases, such as Alzheimer`s disease. Our novel science is based on stabilizing – but not removing – a critical protein in the brain.