Markman Biologics Set to Begin Human Studies
Jul 21, 2020
LAS VEGAS - July 21, 2020 - (Newswire.com)
Markman Biologics Corporation (the "Company") (https://markmanbiologics.com) today announces the execution of a strategic agreement with one of the preeminent dental research entities in the world, The McGuire Institute, based in Houston, Texas, as principal investigators for an upcoming clinical trial on humans (http://www.themcguireinstitute.org/index.html).
The trial is called A Pilot Study for Healing and Safety Outcomes in Correcting Gingival Recession Defects Using Microsurfaced and Control Acellular Dermal Matrix, and pertains to use of microsurfaced grafts in the treatment of gum recession. The trial is anticipated to take nine months from initiation to completion.
Markman Biologics CEO Alan Shinderman stated, "Our proprietary, patented, and next-generation biologics technology will begin this trial on humans and we are hopeful this is the first phase in improving the lives of patients undergoing reconstructive surgery." Several other clinical trails are currently under development.
About Markman Biologics Corporation
Markman Biologics Corporation, https://markmanbiologics.com, is a first mover in the wound care domain. Markman Biologics, a Nevada corporation, is a biotechnology patent-holding entity to create a value add in the healing of acute and chronic wounds. Markman Biologics' innovative and novel intellectual property pertains to resurfacing current smooth surface reconstructive grafts including, but not limited to, acellular dermal, split thickness skin, and amnion/chorion tissue. Preclinical animal studies have suggested improved cellular response with graft microsurfacing. Moreover, the potential benefits may extend beyond the immediate healing of wounds.
About The McGuire Institute
The McGuire Institute, http://www.themcguireinstitute.org/index.html, is transforming a passion for evidence-based dentistry into a unique vision for advancing the practice of dentistry through clinically relevant research. We are a not-for-profit organization with the mission of providing research at the highest level of skill and integrity.
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