Details

Last Funding Type

Corporate Round

Industries

Biotechnology,Health Care,Health Diagnostics,Home Health Care,Medical,Medical Device,mHealth

Founded date

Apr 27, 2015

Number Of Employee

1 - 10

Operating Status

Active

BioLum Sciences specializes in bioanalytical chemistry & medical device development centered around our core analysis platform and chemiluminescent chemistry. BioLum uses advanced chemical systems to measure biomarkers in exhaled breath condensate and blood samples. This technology empowers pharmaceutical researchers and clinicians with tools to develop and personalize treatments for patients with chronic diseases such as asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), hypertension, and heart failure. We have several medical device products in the pipeline and offer our research & development expertise in assay development and clinical biomarker measurement, with an emphasis on oxidative stress and nitric oxide signaling.

With the advent of biomarker analysis for monitoring disease severity and progression (airway inflammation, lung function) there is a desire to shift towards remote patient monitoring via non-invasive biomarkers to improve treatment plans and lower overall costs on the healthcare system. Our initial programs are focused on asthma, COPD, and hypertension.

Our breath analysis product, The BioSense AMD (Airway Monitoring Device), provides a ‘window into the lung’ by measuring oxidative stress biomarkers in exhaled breath condensate (EBC). Our test requires no complicated breathing maneuvers, allowing reliable at-home monitoring. These frequent, objective measurements of lung function offer significant patient benefits, provide physicians a tool to optimize treatment, and enable researchers to stratify patients in clinical trials to better understand chronic respiratory disease states.

Our blood analysis product measures nitric oxide and nitrative stress metabolites in the blood using a simple finger-prick test. This point-of-care device will provide physicians, researchers, and patients with a critical gauge of endothelial function and cardiovascular health.