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Castle Biosciences, Inc. specializes in diagnostic tests for cancers. Founded in 2008, the company goal has been to help advance the care for cancers through objective testing. Our team works with outstanding members of the oncology community throughout the discovery, development and utilization of these tests. Currently, Castle Biosciences has tests to help doctors treat glioblastoma, uveal melanoma, low grade gliomas. We anticipate tests for thymoma and esophageal cancer to be on the market in the near future (1Q-1H, 2012) as they are going through final validation.
Clinical trials are designed around endpoints, but its the beginning that sets them up for success—including selecting the best RTSM partner for continuous and flexible support throughout the duration of a trial. With decades of experience, Endpoint Clinical is obsessed with proactive problem-solving, ensuring that issues are anticipated and resolved before they escalate, and any changes are easily incorporated. From day one, we become an extension of your team, seamlessly integrating into your trial operations. We minimize friction, reduce risk, and enable your clinical teams to focus where it matters most—on trial success. Endpoint is headquartered in Raleigh, NC, with offices across the US, EU, and Asia.
Explora BioLabs is a San Diego, CA-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech sector.
ProteoCell Biotechnologies Inc. is a Laval, QC-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech sector.
We founded Cedilla at a time of fundamental and rapidly growing insight into the mechanisms underlying protein stability. Small molecules that degrade or stablize target proteins are precedented, but have been discovered serendipitously. Cedilla is taking an integrated approach to discover new drugs with this mode of action. Our present focus is to develop novel medicines in oncology, but this approach will also be applicable to other fields, including central nervous system disorders and genetic diseases. Cedilla launched with $56.2 million in Series A funding from Third Rock Ventures.