Start-Up Previews, November 2015

In this month's issue of Start-Up, we profile Botanisol, DynoSense, Moleculera Labs, SPR Therapeutics and TytoCare.

Botanisol LLC applies modern science to known bioactive constituents of plants and aims to develop anti-inflammatories and other novel drugs. Its lead project, TAI-LCx, is a specific anti-inflammatory extract from turmeric essential oil.

The handheld, battery-operated Dyno Sensor from DynoSense Corp. is a health scanner, akin to a digital thermometer, that can ascertain 33 critical health metrics via a small wireless device...

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