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An Emerging Tech Center: Oklahoma City notable home-grown startups

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An Emerging Tech Center: Oklahoma City notable home-grown startups
in Innovation Magazine
Copyright © 2016 | Innovation America

Accele BioPharma (founded in 2011) — Biotechnology business accelerator located in the University Research Park, formed to create a capital-efficient mechanism to identify, finance and manage groundbreaking early stage life science technologies. http://accelebio.com

Analytical Research Laboratories/DNA Solutions/The Kupiec Group (1998) — Contract pharmaceutical R&D, genetic testing and forensic expertise enterprise, now employs more than 100 people. http://arlok.com /  https://dnasolutionsusa.com 

Arthrokinex (2014) – Developed a treatment for debilitating joint pain that uses the patient’s own blood to bring relief. https://www.arthrokinex.com

Biolytx Pharmaceuticals (2005) — A pharmaceutical company  developing a novel antibiotic peptide for use in treatment of serious hospital-acquired infections, including those resistant to current antibiotics. http://www.biolytxcorp.com

Caisson Biotech (2009) — A biopharmaceutical company focused on the development and commercialization of innovative drug delivery systems, signed a licensing deal in 2014 with Novo Nordisk valued at $167 million. http://www.caissonbiotech.com

Charlesson LLC (2003)– A pharmaceutical company creating therapeutics to treat eye diseases. http://charlessonllc.com

Cytovance Biologics (2003)— A biopharmaceutical contract manufacturing company specializing in the production of therapeutic proteins and antibodies from both mammalian cell culture and microbial fermentation. Recently sold to a Chinese group for $206 million. http://www.cytovance.com

Driven Analytics (2014) — An automotive technology company that uses connected car technology to help dealerships increase customer retention, enhance average repair order value and improve repeat sales to existing customers. http://www.driveninfo.com

Dormatarg (2007) — Developing drugs that show promise in halting the spread of cancer by attacking dormant cancer cells before they can spread to other parts of the body. http://dormatarg.com/Fight_Cancer.html

EpimedX (2011) — Developing new treatments for blood diseases such as sickle cell, beta-thalassemia, and malaria without dangerous or harmful side effects. http://epimedx.com

Exaptive (2011) — Created a technology platform that allows researchers and others to manipulate large amounts of data and extrapolate relevant information for use in other applications. http://www.exaptive.com

MedEncentive (2005) — Evidence-based medicine and a patented “declare and confirm” medical treatment process help employers, health insurers and governments of all types contain their health care costs. https://medencentive.com

Moleculera Labs (2011) —Provides clinical testing services for individuals suspected of suffering from treatable autoimmune neurologic conditions known as PANDAS and PANS. The company was founded in 2011. http://www.moleculeralabs.com

Monscierge (2009) — An international interactive software company that helps hotels connect travelers to the trusted local recommendations they seek on-site and on-the-go through Web applications and a mobile app. https://www.monscierge.com

Paycom (1998) —One of the first web-based HR and payroll technology companies, offers human capital management technology. http://www.paycom.com

Pure Protein (1999) —Focuses on the discovery of new targets to diagnose, prevent and treat infectious disease and cancer Core technology was developed by William Hildebrand at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center and licensed from OU. www.pureproteinllc.com

Raisemore (2012) — A mobile software platform that fundraisers and not-for-profits use to build brand awareness, recruit new supporters, drive engagement and increase donations. https://raisemore.com

Selexys Pharmaceuticals (2002) — Developing therapeutics for the treatment of inflammation and other indications across a broad range of severe diseases. Selexys has signed an acquisition agreement with Novartis Pharmaceuticals, pending successful completion of Phase 2 clinical study, that could be valued at up to $665 million. http://www.selexys.com

Sensiq Technologies (2005) — Develops and manufactures innovative tools for the advancement of life sciences research. https://www.sensiqtech.com

Sensulin (2011) — Developing a glucose-responsive insulin for type I/II diabetes, with the goal of developing a single-dose 24 hour insulin. http://www.sensulin.com

Sigma Blood Systems (2009) — A software company that develops technology specifically for the blood banking industry. http://www.sigmablood.com

Spiers New Technologies (2014) — Leading full-service provider of “4R” services (repair, remanufacturing, refurbishing and repurposing) for advanced battery packs used in hybrid and electric vehicles. http://www.spiersnewtechnologies.com

Tailwind (2011) —Pprovides analytical insights, scheduling and more for brands, bloggers and marketers using the Pinterest social network. https://www.tailwindapp.com

WeGoLook (2009) — A field services and inspection company that draws on a sharing economy of 20,000-plus agents specializing in verifying autos, properties, boats, heavy equipment, antiques, electronics, furniture, RVs and other assets. https://wegolook.com

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