| Name | Title | Contact Details |
|---|---|---|
Donna Rill |
Chief Technology Officer | Profile |
J Morrison Group is a Fullerton, CA-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech sector.
Ariana is a spin-off of the prestigious Pasteur Institute offering a unique and powerful association rules-based analytical approach to clinical datasets and biomarker discovery that is complementary to statistical analysis.
We cultivate authentic materials without compromise,by harnessing science and nature responsibly by partnering the most innovative minds in science and technology with the finest craftspeople to accelerate the use of cellular agriculture for good.
Protagonist Therapeutics is a biotechnology company pursuing the discovery and development of target oral peptides as well differentiated alternatives to antibodies, and also as new chemical entities (NCEs) against those targets and life threatening diseases for which suitable small molecule and/or biologic options are not available. Peptides typically suffer from limitations of poor proteolytic stability and therefore find scarce therapeutic utility that is largely limited to ‘injectable drugs’. Protagonist’s technology platform is aimed at overcoming these restrictions and expanding the scope of peptide therapeutics to address unmet needs. Specific emphasis is placed on identifying ‘orally stable’ scaffolds and/or engineering oral stability characteristics onto them. The platform has been optimized over the years and involves synergistic integration of rational drug design, diversity oriented computational tools, phage display libraries, recombinant peptide expression, ex vivo oral stability methods, and peptide/medicinal chemistry techniques. This activity has led to the identification of ‘privileged scaffolds’ with favorable oral stability characteristics. Furthermore, the technology platform is well suited both for de novo discovery against a target and optimization around a given chemical starting point.
Novome Biotechnologies is engineering bacteria from the human gut to treat diseases. Based on pioneering technology developed at Stanford University, we bring together experts in the fields of synthetic biology and the microbiome to build novel cell-based therapies.