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Addison Biological Laboratory

Addison Biological Laboratory

Fayette, Missouri, United States

Addison Biological Laboratory, Inc. is a Fayette, MO based manufacturer and marketer of exclusive veterinary technologies. For over a third of a century, J. Bruce Addison, president and founder, has been recognized as a leader in veterinary diagnostics and herd specific bacterin production. The reputable MAXI/GUARD® product line is best known for its M. bovis (pinkeye) cattle bacterin among bovine veterinarians and Nasal Vac (intranasal respiratory) baby pig vaccine among swine practitioners. Both technologies are recognized as efficacy leaders and privately labeled for large multinational biological manufacturer/marketers. Companion animal product offerings in veterinary dental home care, dermatology, otology, and wound care provide medical researched technologies that define today’s zinc-based product standards. Marketing accomplishments include a successful export history to over 25 countries and recognition as Missouri’s Exporter of the Year. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce selected Addison Biological Laboratory, Inc. as the recipient for its prestigious Regional Blue Chip Enterprise Initiative Award. “Our mission is to be the premier provider of exclusive and innovative technologies to assist the global betterment of animal care by solving problems for veterinary professionals, animal producers, and pet owners.”

Immunophotonics, Inc.

Immunophotonics, Inc.

St. Louis MO

Immunophotonics is a privately owned clinical stage biotech that has discovered a novel and simple approach to achieve patient-specific anticancer immunity. The company is currently developing its first asset, the immune-modulating proprietary carbohydrate polymer IP-001 for the treatment of solid tumor cancers. IP-001 has unique physio-chemical and immunological properties that allows it to ignite a systemically active cancer immunotherapy from a routine tumor ablation; a minimal invasive intervention that destroys tumors and in doing so liberates tumor antigens. IP-001 enhances interactions of tumor antigens with the immune system, improves the motility of tumor infiltrating T cells, promotes their surveillance of tumor tissue and can generate long-term protective immunity.

Midwest Research Institute

Midwest Research Institute

Kansas City, Missouri, United States

MRIGlobal is a world leader in applied science and technology research. We work with government agencies, commercial businesses, and academic institutions to provide independent research and innovative development. We are trusted partners steeped in technical excellence and a personal connection with each client. Contact us to learn how we can help you solve your program needs. We look forward to getting to know you.

Omniose

Omniose

St. Louis, MO

Omniose was founded in 2016 based on the pioneering glycoconjugation discoveries of our scientific founders Mario Feldman and Christian Harding through a scientific collaboration that characterized a new class of conjugating enzymes. The research operations were established at BioGenerator Labs in St. Louis and the company was previously known as VaxNewMo. Omniose has been awarded $11.2 million in grants from the US NIAID for use of our platform technology to develop vaccines against Group B Streptococcus, Klebsiella pneumoniae, and Streptococcus pneumoniae. Omniose announced an expansion of the team in April 2022 with the addition of Timothy Cooke as CEO and Roman Fleck as Chairperson. Both of these highly experienced executives are based in the Boston area. The company also announced the formation of a Scientific Advisory Board with co-founder Mario Feldman and Steven Projan, who brings deep industry experience in infectious disease drug and vaccine development.

Sequoia Vaccines Inc

Sequoia Vaccines Inc

St. Louis, MO

Formed in 2012 Sequoia Vaccines, Inc. is a clinical-stage pharmaceutical company focused on the discovery and development of a novel vaccine to prevent bacterial infections, including recurrent urinary tract infections (UTIs) and the treatment of certain cancers and lung infections associated with cystic fibrosis with small molecules.