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Home - EBI Exponential Biotherapies

About EBI

Our
background
and mission

An Unmet Need

Postoperative complications
and hospital
length-of-stay

 

Products

Polypeptides derived from the human pregnancy hormone, reducing duration of postoperative complications

In the pipeline

Duration of postoperative complications, acute systemic inflammation & more

Clinical evidence

Phase III studies have
commenced following
positive Phase II results

Partnering

Leveraging
internal & external
expertise

EBI is developing a novel class of therapeutics

Our therapeutics are designed to specifically address the duration of postoperative complications in patients undergoing major surgery.

POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS

There is a significant unmet medical need for fast-acting drugs that address surgical stress and microvascular barrier dysfunction in patients undergoing major surgery in order to reduce the duration of postoperative complications and reduce length-of-stay at hospital and intensive care units.

Polypeptides derived from human pregnancy hormone

EBI’s lead product is based on a polypeptide derived from the human pregnancy hormone that targets vascular permeability.

Pipeline

EBI first develops its lead product as a therapeutic for reducing the duration of postoperative complications by addressing surgical stress and microvascular barrier dysfunction in major surgeries. Future indications include acute systemic inflammation and tissue damage after irradiation treatment.

Pipeline

Clinical evidence

EBI’s lead product is based on one of several proprietary polypeptide compounds derived from the human pregnancy hormone and is currently progressing through the clinical development phases. Phase III studies have commenced following positive Phase II results.

Our partners

EBI’s management team collaborates closely with its Scientific Advisory Board and external advisors to leverage their expertise for the full development of EBI’s product pipeline. EBI actively engages in new partnerships to successfully bring this product to the market.

Contact

Contact us for more information or to discuss business or partnering opportunities.