RevDia is a provider of a therapeutic diagnostic testing platform. The company's diagnostic testing platform is designed to detect an active periodontal infection. Its technology is intended to measure elevated levels of slgA in saliva that is specific to Aa and Pg virulence proteins, an attribute displayed by bacteria when it becomes pathogenic during an active infection.

Protemix is a biopharmaceutical company that discovers, develops and commercializes drug therapies for the prevention and treatment of cardiovascular disease, diabetes and other metabolic disorders and complications.

Sanomune is a private biotech start-up focused on neurological and autoimmune diseases. The company's technology is based on the repurposing of a safe, oral biological to treat large market indications. Sanomune's lead product, SAN-61, is a potential first-in-class treatment targeting the dual hallmark pathologies of Alzheimer's (AD): amyloid beta plaque deposition and the formation of neurofibrillary tangles. No other known therapy can effectively target both aspects of the disease. Sanomune's pipeline also includes products for rheumatoid arthritis (RA) multiple sclerosis (MS), stroke and diabetes. One patent has issued and six others have been filed. Sanomune is developing a recombinant form of its core biological as well as a nasal delivery device. With a $1.1 million Series A financing, Sanomune has secured compelling efficacy data, a strong IP position and has submitted, just recently, for regulatory approval to begin Phase II trials for AD and RA.

Emiliem operates as a biopharmaceutical company that is engaged in early oncology R&D. The company develops Molecular Targeted Therapeutics (MTTs) for oncology and other indications. MTTs are therapeutic agents that target biologically important processes central to the development and progression of cancer and other diseases. The company's clinical development strategy is focused on identifying patients most likely to respond to treatment and monitoring clinical outcome with specific biomarkers used as diagnostic assays.

Biopharmaceutical company developing enabling technology platforms and enhanced natural therapeutics for certain infectious diseases, cancers and CNS disorders. Ehanced therapeutics include small molecules from medicinal plants and marine organisms, and improved drug delivery formulations of protein macromolecules and hydrophobic anticancer drugs.

WesaGen is a biopharmaceutical company founded by Dr.Mustapha Abdelouahed, Ph.D., with expertise in Immunology, Hemostasis, Coagulation, Cell & Molecular Biology of Vessels, and Dr. Jack Lawler, Ph.D., Professor at Harvard Medical School. WesaGen is engaged in the near-term development of technologies to diagnose type 2 heparin-induced thrombocytopenia (or HIT, a life-threatening condition); the development of a line of and potent anti-angiogenic therapeutic drugs to treat cancer; and research and development based on a new nanoscale drug delivery platform technology.