With the lack of products in the pharma research pipelines and the high cost of development, we at Nuovo Biologics believe our business model is a solution to the current pharma and animal health paradigm. We are decentralizing the process by developing partnerships and collaborations that fulfill the continuum of services necessary for new product development.
In an effort to be cost effective, promote quality, and enhance creativity and innovation for research and development, Nuovo Biologics is creating a strong network foundation of partners and collaborators. We have extended participation to both private and academic researchers, clinical practitioners, para-professionals, contract manufacturers, market and distribution experts and other industry stakeholders in the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries.
Rood & Riddle Equine Hospital
Dr. Steve Reed of the Rood & Riddle Equine Hospital is collaborating with Nuovo Biologics to support clinical equine virus disease research. Dr. Steve Reed is managing our clinical equine studies primarily aimed at equine herpes virus disease(s) and influenza, as well as studying the pharmacokinetics of PANAVIRA™ in equines.
Dr. Reed, a prominent equine internist and neurological disease specialist is a Professor Emeritus at Ohio State University. Dr. Scott Pierce who will be working with Dr. Reed is a partner and one of four original members of Rood & Riddle Equine Hospital and a founder of Kinetic Technologies.
University of Kentucky
Dr. David Horohov will be studying if PANAVIRA™ alters immune properties by determining if it prevents or alters the expression of various cytokine proteins. Dr. Horohov is a Professor of Veterinary Sciences at the University of Kentucky.
Dr. Thomas Chambers will be studying the antiviral effects of PANAVIRA™ with cells infected with Influenza A1 subtype H7N7 and A2 subtype H3N8. Studies will also be performed to assess the reduction of H7N7 pathogenesis in mouse and chick embryo rescue models. Dr. Chambers is an Associate Professor at the University of Kentucky.
East Tennessee Research Center
The East Tennessee Research Center (ETRC), operated by Dr. Craig Reinemeyer, is a CRO (Contract Research Organization) focusing on non-consumable animal clinical research. Dr. Reinemeyer and his staff are acting as consultants to support our clinical trial protocol development. Nuovo Biologics is working with ETRC to complete our Target Animal Studies (TAS) with canines and equines.
Veterinary Clinical Research Network
Nuovo Biologics is developing a "Veterinary Clinical Research Network" for private practice veterinarians to support its clinical research efforts. This Network, under the direction of Dr. Lester Mandelker, will engage and educate veterinarians about the process of clinical trials. Initially, this Network will be used to recruit veterinarians to execute pilot clinical studies within their own practice. Ultimately, interested practitioners within the Network will be trained to act as principal investigators for future pivotal or field studies.
Dr. Mandelker, a prominent small animal veterinarian and proprietor of The Community Veterinary Hospital in Largo, Florida will manage this Network and oversee pilot clinical studies for small non-consumable animals.
Research Scientists
Dr. David Horohov will be studying if PANAVIRA™ alters immune properties by determining if it prevents or alters the expression of various cytokine proteins. Dr. Horohov is a Professor of Veterinary Sciences at the University of Kentucky.
Dr. Thomas Chambers will be studying the antiviral effects of PANAVIRA™ with cells infected with Influenza A1 subtype H7N7 and A2 subtype H3N8. Studies will also be performed to assess the reduction of H7N7 pathogenesis in mouse and chick embryo rescue models. Dr. Chambers is an Associate Professor at the University of Kentucky.
Auburn University Research Initiative in Cancer
Auburn University Research Initiative in Cancer
The Auburn Plainsman
Bruce Smith, V.M.D., Ph.D.
Annette Smith D.V.M., M.S.
Curt Bird, Ph.D.
Colorado State University College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences
Colorado State University College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences