BASED IN NORTH CAROLINA’S RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK,
we specialize in technologies that support and preserve the function of the human vascular system.

Our patented technologies are designed to overcome limitations in temperature, storage, safety, and availability of blood-derived products—wherever needed— while improving their functionality.

OUR FOCUS

  • Pathogen reduction
  • Dehydration for extending storage conditions
  • Modification of physical properties
  • Novel means of delivery

We identify, invent and systematically develop
device and biological technologies to meet clearly
defined medical needs.
Our pipeline is distinguished
by its uniqueness--- we pursue areas with limited
competition
and profound needs.  We design
efficient and focused development plans to assure that the
products we deliver perform as intended and are ready
for market
.

NEWS
 




December 6, 2010—Entegrion Awarded $2.7 Million for Development. Entegrion was awarded $2.7 million to develop a portable coagulation monitor (PCM) for the US Department of Defense (DoD). The PCM is slated to provide rapid testing for trauma-induced coagulopathy.

September 9, 2010—Entegrion Awarded $8.2M Department of Defense Contract. Entegrion announces receipt of a two-year $8.2 million research and development contract from the US Department of Defense (DoD) for continuing development of a method for aseptic production of dried human plasma for transfusion.


March 8, 2010—Entegrion Forms International Venture with Kedrion. 

Entegrion announced it has formed a manufacturing and development partnership with Kedrion SpA, headquartered in Barga in the Tuscany region of Italy. Kedrion will supply pathogen-reduced plasma from its newly updated manufacturing technology and dry the plasma using Entegrion’s proprietary spray-drying process. The resultant product, Resusix, will be the basis for a new drug application (NDA) that Entegrion will submit to the FDA.


ABOUT US

Entegrion Team

 

Board of Directors

CONTACT US
Email: info@entegrion.com
Phone: 919-536-1500
Fax: 919-536-1700

Location
79 TW Alexander Drive
4401 Research Commons
Suite 200
Research Triangle Park, NC 27709
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  Mailing Address
Entegrion, Inc.
P.O. Box 14867
RTP, NC 27709

 

 

VALUED PARTNERS
Many of our advances in biologics are based on important collaborations with leading medical research institutions—

  • University of North Carolina
  • East Carolina University
  • Harvard University/Mass General
  • Virginia Commonwealth University
  • Naval Medical Research Center

We welcome discussions on collaborations, licensing and joint ventures.

“We offer technology that is responsive to our military’s strong interest in breaking the cold chain dependency that limits the availability of the life-saving benefits of blood component therapy wherever our people serve.”

–Joseph DaCorta, Vice President and Chief Technology Officer

OUR PORTFOLIO OF TECHNOLOGIES

*In Mid-Stage Development—
Resusix is a dehydrated, pathogen inactivated human plasma-based therapeutic for use in resuscitation. It combines different technologies to form a shelf-stable pharmaceutical grade plasma-derived therapeutic that can be used to replace volume lost in bleeding, while maintaining functional blood clotting factors. Resusix is scheduled for an investigational new drug (IND) application submission in Q3 2011.

Stasix® is a freeze-dried, fixed human platelet-derived hemostatic agent that can be rapidly and conveniently rehydrated and infused when bleeding is caused by low platelet counts or platelet dysfunction. By preserving cellular function, we hope to provide a preferred alternative to liquid–stored, banked platelets in terms of bacterial safety, antigenicity, and predictable, consistent function. Stasix® is in pre-clinical development.

Portable Coagulation Monitor (PCM) is a handheld, point-of-care device, intended for use in the rapid assessment of clotting disorders. Its portability, ease of use, and rapid results are important advancements over the current complex and time-consuming procedure. The PCM has significant potential for use in emergency medicine, obstetric and general surgery applications. It is designed to provide rapid, real-time assessment of disorders in coagulation and empirical evidence of trauma-induced coagulopathy and response to therapy. The PCM is slated for 510(k) submission in Q2 2012.

*These products are not available for sale, and the discussions here represent development goals and are not intended to represent marketing statements or claims.

In Early-Stage Development—
Dry Hemostatic Patch is intended to be a resorbable, composite hemostatic surgical aid that delivers concentrated clotting factors to surgical sites, with the convenience of a gauze pad.

Cell-Based Targeted Drug Delivery and Imaging exploits the
properties of platelets to selectively adhere to sites of injury and inflammation. By attaching drugs or imaging agents to platelet membranes, we can deliver high concentrations of drug and contrast agents to solid tumors and sites of vascular breach.

Contract R&D—
Entegrion provides contract research and development services to the Department of Defense to solve refractory problems in blood storage, blood safety, and blood utilization.

In The Market— 
Stasilon® is a dual fiber, minimally adherent hemostatic textile that supports rapid hemostasis of bleeding surfaces.  Stasilon Orders: 877-877-2533. 

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