Company Profile

Panacos Pharmaceuticals Inc (AKA: Melville Biologics~VI Technologies~Biotech Research Labs~Vitex~Seracare Life Sci)
Profile last edited on: 1/22/19      CAGE:       UEI:

Business Identifier: Novel anti-infective technologies
Year Founded
1983
First Award
1983
Latest Award
2005
Program Status
Inactive (Acquired)
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Location Information

134 Coolidge Avenue
Watertown, MA 02472
   (617) 926-1551
   info@panacos.com
   www.panacos.com
Location: Multiple
Congr. District: 05
County: Middlesex

Public Profile

Originally formed as Melville Biologics in NYS, then doing business as VI Technologies and then as Vitex, in June 2004, the firm acquired the assets of Panacos Pharmaceuticals - also an SBIR involved firm out of MD. In August 2005, the merged firm shifted to the name Panacos Pharmaceuticals. Firm had previously a strong focus to blood analysis. Panacos is now engaged in the discovery, development and commercialization of small molecule drugs to treat or prevent serious infectious disease. The Company has an expanding pipeline of promising anti-infective drug candidates for major markets with significant, unmet medical needs. The Company's lead antiviral product is bevirimat (PA-457), the first in a new class of drugs to treat HIV infection discovered by Panacos scientists currently in Phase 2 clinical trials.

Extent of SBIR involvement

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Synopsis: Awardee Business Condition

Employee Range
25-49
Revenue Range
2.5M-5M
VC funded?
Yes
Public/Private
Publicly Traded
Stock Info
NASDAQ : PANC.PK
IP Holdings
25-49

Awards Distribution by Agency

Most Recent SBIR Projects

Year Phase Agency Total Amount
2005 2 NIH $2,325,358
Project Title: Development of DSB, A Novel Potent HIV Inhibitor
2005 2 NIH $885,413
Project Title: Blood Filter to Remove Pathogen Inactivation Compound
2004 2 NIH $513,175
Project Title: Identification of Small Molecule Inhibitors of RSV Entry
2004 2 NIH $593,356
Project Title: Small Molecule HIV Fusion Inhibitors
2002 2 NIH $967,540
Project Title: Natural Product Derivatives That Potently Inhibit HIV1

Key People / Management

  Samuel K Ackerman -- Chairman and CEO

  Alan W Dunton -- President

  John Barr -- Former President

  Anne Bodner

  John R Chapman

  Richard A Clark

  Alice J Corrigan

  Sandra Dussing-Swartz

  Lucia I Gonzales-Viallasenor

  Irene Gonzalez

  Yu-Lee Hao

  Eliahu Heldman

  Bernard Horowitz

  Edith Hurley

  Mark M Manak

  Peynton J Marshall -- Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer

  David E Martin -- Senior Vice President, Drug Development

  Scott McAllister -- Chief Medical Officer

  Karl D Salzwedel

  Frederick Shmidt -- Senior Vice President, Commercial Operations and Business Development

  Anton F Steuer

  Carl T Wild