| Name | Title | Contact Details |
|---|---|---|
Scott Gangloff |
Chief Technology Officer | Profile |
Exicure is developing a new class of immunomodulatory and gene silencing drugs against validated targets. Our 3-dimensional, spherical nucleic acid (SNA™) architecture unlocks the potential of nucleic acid therapeutics in multiple organs. Our lead programs address diseases from inflammatory disorders to oncology. SNA constructs overcome one of the most difficult obstacles to nucleic acid therapeutics: safe and effective delivery into cells and tissues. SNA constructs exhibit unparalleled transfection efficiency into numerous cell and tissue types including the skin without carriers or transfection agents. Moreover, SNAs can be used as potent immunotherapeutic agents for the treatment of cancer or infectious disease.
Since 1993 Letco Medical has been committed to providing compounding pharmacies complete customer satisfaction by offering the highest quality products, customer service, technical support and the fastest delivery times in the industry. Letco is your partner in compounding. We have an extensive line of chemicals, supplies, equipment, capsules, solutions and bases to support you. Letco Medical was also the first in our industry to offer CSOS ordering for your convenience. We also offer online ordering. We pride ourselves on knowing that satisfaction of a job well done is derived through a combination of hard work, perseverance and a thoughtful approach to do our best for our customers and our company. We communicate honestly and openly to continue to build long lasting, trustworthy relationships with our customers and employees. We thank you for trusting us as partners in your compounding pharmacy. We look forward to working with you.
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