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Haemostatix is developing first-in-class clotting agents for the treatment of bleeding or ‘haemostasis’. The company has pioneered a new approach to the control of bleeding that is based on a peptide that binds to the clotting protein fibrinogen, inducing the rapid and targeted formation of clots. This innovative technology platform is being used to develop a pipeline of topical and systemic products to prevent or control different forms of bleeding.

Haemostatix's products include:  PeproStat, a topical haemostat that is applied directly to wounds to rapidly control bleeding during surgery or trauma. PeproStat has a novel mode of action that is fast and effective. The product is also stable in liquid form in contrast to the main competitor, thrombin, enabling the development of ready-to-use formulations, a key unmet need.  HaemoPlax™, a platelet substitute in development for the prevention of bleeding in leukaemic patients with platelet deficiency or ‘thrombocytopenia'. HXTC901 is a 'pro-drug' version of HaemoPlax that is activated by the enzyme thrombin at a wound site. HXTC 901 is designed to control more active bleeds in surgery or trauma. 

Haemostatix is based at BioCity, Nottingham, United Kingdom. More...

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Haemostatix Ltd secures further investment in new haemostat for surgery
13th June 2011 - Haemostatix Ltd, a biopharmaceutical company, announced that it has received an investment of £250,000 from Esperante to support development of its innovative haemostat technology. This is the third round of funding the Company has secured in the last 12 months. 

Wellcome Trust and investors back development of new surgical haemostat
5th November 2010 - Haemostatix Ltd, a biopharmaceutical company, announced today that it has received a £409,000 Translation Award from the Wellcome Trust to support development of its innovative haemostat technology. The funding coincides with an additional £459,000 investment from Spark Ventures, Catapult Venture Managers, NESTA, the Lachesis Fund and Leicester University as well as new investor, Nottingham’s Mobius Technology Ventures.  More...