Rimon Therapeutics Ltd.
This article was originally published in Start Up
Executive Summary
Rimon Therapeutics set out to discover polymers that would achieve a therapeutic effect without acting like drugs; that is, they would act locally, wouldn't be metabolized, and wouldn't be soluble. The company has initially focused its product development efforts on wound healing, with two technologies, polymer beads that induce angiogenesis, and a polymer that sequesters matrix metalloproteinases.
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