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Start-Up Previews (05/2008)

A preview of the emerging health care companies profiled in the current issue of Start-Up. This month's profile group, "A Brighter Outlook for Cystic Fibrosis Drugs," features profiles of APT Pharmaceuticals, Aridis, and BioMarck Pharmaceuticals. Plus these Start-Ups Across Health Care: Cannasat, Nanobiotix, Reveal Sciences, and Vertebration.

Aridis Pharmaceuticals LLC's Also see "Aridis Pharmaceuticals LLC " - Scrip, 1 May, 2008. lead preclinical candidate is Panaecin, which is a reformulation of a commercial product containing gallium that is used to treat hypercalcemia in cancer patients. Since gallium also has anti-infective properties, Aridis plans to develop it as an inhaled powder, initially targeting cystic fibrosis patients.

BioMarck Pharmaceuticals Ltd. Also see "BioMarck Pharmaceuticals Ltd. " - Scrip, 1 May, 2008. is developing an inhaled...

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