BHOC Veterinary · Research collaboration

Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA)

We are announcing an open call for partners interested in joint research and development with BHOC, based on the CRADA model.

BHOC CRADA research-partner banner with a veterinarian, dog, cat, elephant, researcher, two dachshunds and mitochondria, inviting human, veterinary and wildlife oxygen-delivery research.
Open call for research partners in Precision Oxygen Therapeutics. BHOC artwork with Rem and Eva.

Our focus is Precision Oxygen Therapeutics. BHOC stands for Biological Hemoglobin Oxygen Carrier.

Oxygen is the same, and the basic biochemistry is shared.

Areas for joint research

  • Longevity & Lifespan & Healthspan
  • Veterinary medicine
  • Wildlife care and rescue
  • Human emergency and prehospital care…
  • Recovery & Healing
  • Diabetic foot ulcers
  • Sickle cell anemia
  • Transplantation

And many other areas where mitochondrial support is needed.

Work with BHOC

We invite researchers, doctors, veterinarians and institutions to discuss what we can study together and what each partner can contribute.

If you are interested in working with us, please get in touch.

info@bhoctherapeutics.com

These are proposed research areas. Product- and species-specific safety and efficacy require their own evidence.

BHOC Veterinary. BHOC Vet.

From nature.
Through science.
Back to nature.

BHOC Veterinary Therapeutics, also known as BHOC Vet, is led by Archil Jaliashvili. The BHOC Species & Biodiversity Protection Initiative connects oxygen delivery science with the future of animal health and species protection.

Our foundation is comparative biology: different species have different blood group systems, yet most vertebrates share hemoglobin-based oxygen transport. We explore how this foundation can inform species-specific research and development.

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Different species. Shared biology.
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Different lives. One shared tomorrow.

Explore the biology and conservation context of our featured species.

Species inclusion illustrates the initiative’s scope. It is not a claim of treatment approval.

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