Dollars for Profs
Dig Into University Researchers' Outside Income and Conflicts of Interest
Published Dec. 6, 2019
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Thomas van Dyke
Forsyth Institute, Department: Na
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Resolvyx Pharmaceuticals
Equity Interest - Non-publicly traded entity ( e.g., stock, stock option, or other ownership interest)
Dr. Van Dyke is the principal investigator on the Grant and will oversee the
Research both at Forsyth and at the sub-recipient institution,
Brigham and Women's Hospital. He will be responsible for sharing data and
results within this collaborative project and via manuscript submission and
publication in peer-reviewed journals.
III. Description of How the FCOI Relates to the Research under the Grant Referenced Above and Basis for Determining that the FCOI Conflicts with such Research:
The Research under the Grant seeks to identify key control mechanisms for new
bone formation induced by the natural mediator, RvE1 and determine the
mechanism of action at the molecular, cellular and whole body level.
Dr. Van Dyke is a scientific founder of Resolvyx, a private company that is
focused on developing resolvins therapeutics for inflammatory diseases.
He retains a very small percentage of founder’s equity in Resolvyx.
Although Resolvyx may not presently have any interest in
pursuing the development of resolvin therapeutics for periodontal
disease, research demonstrating the potential of resolvins‐based
therapies, even in other disease areas, may further validate the
therapeutic potential of resolvins, and thus benefit Resolvyx. Given that
Dr. Van Dyke has has a financial interest in the company, it has been
determined that the financial interest creates a financial conflict of interest (FCOI)
which can be managed with the measures outlined below.
Mechanisms of Resolvin E1 in Periodontal Regeneration
This proposal addresses the published NIDCR need for new therapies for the control of periodontal inflammation. Approximately 50% of the population of the United States has some form of periodontal disease and tissue engineering procedures cannot completely restore hard and soft tissues. Control of endogenous inflammation is an absolute requirement for tissue engineering success. There is a critical need for new therapeutics in regeneration that control local inflammation. This proposal will identify key control mechanisms for new bone formation induced by the natural mediator, RvE1 and determine the mechanism of action at the molecular, cellular and whole body level.
Filed on March 07, 2016.
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