

Welcome to Proteomics
Control, prevention, and treatment of infection have become one of the greatest challenges facing healthcare systems worldwide. The rise of so-called superbugs has fundamentally changed how infections behave—and how difficult they are to treat.
Research and pipeline products are currently in the early stages of development and have not been cleared or approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). These products are not in clinical trials and are not available for sale or commercial distribution in the United States. The safety and effectiveness have not yet been established. Statements regarding its potential use are based on in vitro or preclinical data and are for informational purposes only.
Weaponizing Nature’s Own Defense
A superbug is a microorganism—most often a bacterium—that has developed resistance to one or more antibiotics, making infections increasingly difficult, and in some cases impossible, to treat using standard therapies.
Normal Bacteria
Antibiotics work effectively. Bacteria die when exposed to treatment.
Superbug
Antibiotics fail. Bacteria survive and continue multiplying despite treatment.
Lead Drug Candidate
Weaponized Protein Technology
Over the last decade, Spectrum Antimicrobials has developed patented molecules and processes to convert naturally occurring proteins in the human body into therapeutic weapons with superior efficacy.
Key Advantages for the target drug candidate (SPC-02):
- 4,000X greater efficacy than conventional HOCl
- Maintains activity in high-protein environments
- Penetrates biofilms that protect bacteria
- 100% biocompatible with human tissues
- Zero risk of resistance development
Greater Efficacy
Biocompatible
< 1%
Resistant Risk