A biotechnology company inspired by globin chemistry and protein engineering focused on the development of breakthrough antidotal therapies for human poisonings
Congratulations to Drs. Jason Rose and Jesus Tejero on their new @DeptofDefense @CDMRP grant:"Targeted mutation of recombinant heme-containing proteins to engineer the next generation artificial oxygen carrier"!๐๐๐
Drs. Mark Gladwin and Jason Rose were featured in the UPMC Physician Journal for their work on the CO antidote! @UPMCnews@PittTweet
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Devastating effects of natural disaster going on in Texas - dozens of cases of carbon monoxide poisoning from massive power outages. Better therapies are needed to treat carbon monoxide exposures. @weatherchannel@Hail_Pitt@WPXI@WTAE@KHOU
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Underappreciated risk of natural disasters causing significant power failure - increases carbon monoxide poisoning from improper use of generators. 50,000 cases & ~2,000 deaths every year in the US - Critical need for better therapies for CO poisoning https://t.co/pykeUqYq2I
We are excited to announce Vinitha Ganesan, PhD (@trelvini) has joined our team as Development Operations Manager and will be leading our operations during the preclinical drug development phase of our protein antidotal technology against carbon monoxide poisoning.
Globin Solutions, Inc., in collaboration with the University of Pittsburgh, has been awarded an NIH NIEHS Phase I/II Fast-Track STTR grant to continue to develop our carbon monoxide poisoning technology. https://t.co/mFHl1qpZUc
Globin Solutions is hiring! See job posting for this exciting opportunity to gain a unique experience to a growing biotechnology company in Pittsburgh, PA! https://t.co/5eYhQrIump
@BiotechJobs365@Hail_Pitt@WIBPittsburgh
The University of Pittsburgh Innovation Institute @PittInnovates recently featured @GlobinSolutions in an article about all of the great developments and the startup community at Pitt @Hail_Pitt in recent years
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Congrats to Pitt startup Globin Solutions,ย Inc! They recently raised $5 million to continue development of a treatment for carbon monoxide poisoning - the cause of an estimated 2,000 deaths annually. Read more here: https://t.co/M0O6OxJ9Rj. #H2P