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Resolution Therapeutics

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"Pioneering regenerative macrophage therapies to transform outcomes in inflammatory organ diseases"

Edinburgh
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51 - 250 Employees
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Biotechnology
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About Resolution Therapeutics

Resolution Therapeutics develops regenerative macrophage therapies to treat inflammatory and fibrotic diseases. The company focuses on patients with advanced liver cirrhosis, creating cell therapies designed to repair damaged organs and prevent transplantation. By engineering macrophages, the cells the body uses to resolve injury, Resolution delivers treatments that digest scar tissue, halt inflammation and promote regeneration. Built on over a decade of University of Edinburgh research, the company brings together macrophage biology, cell engineering and manufacturing. Resolution's lead therapy is in Phase 2 trials, demonstrating how regenerative macrophages reduce complications in end-stage liver disease.

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2017

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Biotechnology

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Our Vision

A world where inflammatory and fibrotic organ diseases are reversible through the body's own regenerative capacity enhanced by engineered cell therapy

Our Mission

Developing the first autologous anti-inflammatory and anti-fibrotic macrophage cell therapy for inflammatory organ diseases to prevent complications and transplants in patients with end-stage liver disease

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