Company Profile

Reaction Biology Corporation (AKA: Morewood Molecular Sciences Inc~RBC)
Profile last edited on: 2/25/2022      CAGE: 486T0      UEI: LDBCLKM4WJH1

Business Identifier: Developing new nanoliter scale assaying methods to offer outsourced screening, profiling and biochemical assay development at a more economical price than other outsourced or even in-house labs.
Year Founded
2001
First Award
2002
Latest Award
2018
Program Status
Active
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Location Information

One Great Valley Parkway Suite 8
Malvern, PA 19355
   (610) 722-0247
   info@reactionbiology.com
   www.reactionbiology.com
Location: Single
Congr. District: 06
County: Chester

Public Profile

Reaction Biology Corp. (RBC) provides drug profiling, screening and early-stage drug discovery collaborations. The firm's proprietary HotSpot technology is an innovative high-throughput platform for screening and profiling small molecules against any biological target, which may be assayed by radioisotope detection. For kinase and transferase enzymes in particular, such assays are recognized as the "gold standard". RBC is the first and only CRO to provide screening and profiling vs. all major classes of epigenetic transferases via the radioisotope approach-histone lysine and arginine methyltransferases (HMTs), DNA methyltransferases (DNMTs), Histone acetylases (HATs), and histone-modifying and almost all other kinases. All HotSpot assay substrates require no special modifications (e.g. biotin, fluorophors or other tags). Hence biologically relevant substrates may be used, including full nucleosomes, histone proteins or peptides. Since detection does not rely on antibodies, coupling enzymes or fluorescence, major causes of false positives, false negatives and compound interference are eliminated. RBC also offers fluorescence-based detection for all HDAC and Sirtuin isoforms with a variety of substrates. RBC takes a comprehensive approach to serving the epigenetic drug discovery industry, providing high quality proteins; robust and low cost assay development, library screening, drug profiling and validation of drug activity in cellular assays. RBC specializes in screening and profiling kinases, HDAC's, methyltransferases, and providing custom assay development

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Synopsis: Awardee Business Condition

Employee Range
15-19
Revenue Range
1.5M-2M
VC funded?
Yes
Public/Private
Privately Held
Stock Info
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IP Holdings
1-4

Awards Distribution by Agency

Most Recent SBIR Projects

Year Phase Agency Total Amount
2018 2 NIH $1,852,283
Project Title: Probe Development for Bromodomains Networks
2017 2 NIH $1,749,230
Project Title: Epigenetics Probes: Production of Histone Modifying Enzymes and Identification O
2016 1 NIH $247,791
Project Title: Probe Development for Histone Demethylase Networks
2015 1 NIH $222,902
Project Title: Fluorescence Polarization Probes for Universal Coverage of the Human Bromodomains
2012 2 NIH $1,644,750
Project Title: Chemoprotectants For Head-Neck Therapeutics

Key People / Management

  Matthew Oristano -- President; Chief Executive Officer

  Scott Diamond -- Founde; Director

  Kurumi Horiuchi -- Director of Biochemistry

  Konrad Howitz

  Haiching Ma -- Chief Science Officer

  Steve Parent -- Director of Business Development

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