Resolution Therapeutics
Company

Resolution Therapeutics

Biotechnology Research Medicine, United Kingdom 76 employees
Employees
76
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Resolution Therapeutics Overview

Headquarters
Medicine, United Kingdom
Industry
Biotechnology Research
Employees
76
Founded
2020
Funding
28.9M
NAICS
Research and Development in Biotechnology (except Nanobiotechnology)

About Resolution Therapeutics

Resolution Therapeutics is a biotechnology company developing macrophage cell therapy to treat inflammatory organ disease. The company was founded following a productive collaboration between Edinburgh’s Centre for Regenerative Medicine, the Scottish National Blood Transfusion Service, and Syncona Investment Management Limited. The company is based in the Centre for Regenerative Medicine on the Edinburgh Royal Infirmary Campus, and is backed by Syncona. Our initial focus is in chronic liver disease. It is the only chronic disease still on the rise in western countries, and affects millions of people worldwide. Unfortunately, only supportive therapies are currently available. For patients with end-stage liver disease (cirrhosis) the only therapeutic option is liver transplantation, a complex surgical procedure limited by complications and a shortage of donors. At Resolution Therapeutics, we are developing a macrophage cell therapy product to treat patients at risk of liver decompensation, thus helping them avoid the need for a liver transplant.

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Gwenaelle Pemberton Executive Business Coach - Global
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Paul Sekhri
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Eli Gilsohn Vice President Intellectual Property
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Martin Bonaccorsi Senior Clinical Program Manager
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