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Our Platform

We are building a precision screening platform for hemoglobin. By combining high-throughput compound screening with solution-state NMR mapping, we identify and optimize binding interactions at the molecular level — starting with sickle cell disease.

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Blood Bag Sorting

Human Hemoglobin Source

We isolate hemoglobin from donated human blood to ensure physiological relevance from the earliest stage of discovery. By working with the authentic human protein in solution, we preserve its natural structure and behavior.

High-Throughput Screening

Thousands of small molecules are screened directly against hemoglobin in solution to identify true binding interactions. Rather than pre-selecting a single binding site, we allow compounds to interact across the entire protein surface.

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Solution-State NMR Mapping

Using solution-phase NMR, we determine where compounds bind and quantify binding strength. This dynamic approach captures transient and flexible interactions that static crystal structures may overlook.

Translational Validation

Promising binders are evaluated in functional hemoglobin assays and established sickle cell mouse models to assess biological impact. This step bridges molecular discovery with real-world therapeutic potential.

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