Company executives at Thrombotargets hit the ground running upon its 2005 founding in Barcelona, Spain. In two years, they have developed a pipeline of 11 hemostatics, anticoagulants, antiplatelets and fibrinolytics, all enabled by the company's proprietary high-throughput screening process, BioPlatformScreen. Thrombotargets is now preparing for clinical trials of its lead candidate, an antihemorrhagic human recombinant protein that has received FDA orphan drug status for two indications.
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