EARLY DETECTION OF SEPSIS AND CANCER

Threat-Agnostic, Host-Response Functional Biomarker Platform

WHO WE ARE

Albutran is an American in vitro diagnostics development company. Our mission is to enable accurate diagnosis of cancer and sepsis, very early, when the disease damage is minimal and treatment is most effective.

Our technology uses electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) spectroscopy to investigate human serum albumin in patient blood samples.

Analyzing the EPR-detectable biophysical properties of blood serum, Albutran’s in vitro diagnostic system provides the physician with new, critical diagnostic information having higher granularity, preparing him to more effectively optimize patient treatment, patient post-treatment, and patient outcomes.

Disease Diagnostics by Albutran using the EPR-detectable, biophysical properties of blood serum proteins for disease diagnosis of:

NEWS

Dr. Herbert A. Fritsche (ADLM Hall of Fame; 41 years MD Anderson Cancer Center) joins Albutran as Chief Science Officer.

ADLM Disruptive Technology Award Competition — Albutran application submitted for 2026.

“ATA-test” for Cancer

The ATA-test for cancer is the culmination of Albutran’s identification of biomarkers that accurately detect onset of aggressive, life-threatening cancers, and especially differentiate from non-life-threatening tumors.

Technology

Albutran rapid diagnosis of cancer malignancy employs the Albutran EPR (Electron Paramagnetic Resonance) spectrometer. A 6-minute scan of the patient’s blood serum sample, detects the presence (or absence) of life-threatening growth of malignant cancer in the patient, with a sensitivity of 90% and a specificity of 90% (false negative of 10% and false positive of 10%).

Measured Parameter (DR)

Albumin Conformation Index (the measured, EPR-detectable parameter of human serum albumin for active cancer malignancy)

“ATA-TEST” FOR CANCER

DR less than 1.0 is associated with

Assessment
• onset — early detection of aggressive, life-threatening malignant growth

Assessment
• independent, quantitative confirmation where malignancy is already indicated by other diagnostic methods

Prognosis
• post surgery — active malignant material remains

Prognosis
• trending up over serial measurements — consistent with response to treatment

Prognosis
• ttending down over serial measurements — consistent with inadequate response

DR value greater than 1.0 is associated with

Assessment
• no aggressive malignant signal detected

Surveillance
• trending up over serial measurements — no aggressive malignant signal detected

Regulatory status: The Albutran ATA-test and the EPR AXM-09 analyzer have not been cleared or approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and are not available for sale in the United States. Clinical performance data presented here were generated in studies conducted outside the United States.

“ATA-test” for Sepsis

An effective test for sepsis should diagnose sepsis at the initial stage of the disease - at the stage of accumulation of excess toxins in the blood, before the onset of symptoms that occur after prolonged exposure to toxins in the patient's body.

Technology

Albutran has developed an in vitro blood test that can be performed in 30 minutes, which employs the Albutran EPR (Electron Paramagnetic Resonance) spectrometer. The Albutran test accurately detects the onset of sepsis in a sepsis-risk patient one to two days earlier than current tests. A 3-minute scan of the patient’s blood serum sample, detects the existence (or absence) of beginning sepsis in the patient, with a sensitivity of 80% and a specificity of 80% (false negative of 20% and false positive of 20%).

Measured Parameter (DTE)

Detoxifying Efficiency (as a % - the measured, EPR-detectable parameter of human serum albumin for Toxicity)

“ATA-TEST” FOR SEPSIS

A low value of DTE can be used for

Diagnosis
• onset - very early detection of developing sepsis

Diagnosis
• confirming sepsis indicated by other diagnostic methods

Prognosis
• trending higher - treatment effective; should continue

Prognosis
• trending lower - treatment ineffective; should be modified

A high value of DTE is associated with

Assessment
• no developing sepsis detected at the time of measurement

Prognosis
• trending higher over serial measurements — no sepsis signal detected; consistent with recovery

Regulatory status: The Albutran ATA-test and the EPR AXM-09 analyzer have not been cleared or approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and are not available for sale in the United States. Clinical performance data presented here were generated in studies conducted outside the United States.

TECHNOLOGY

LABORATORY ANALYZER “EPR AXM-09”

Our technology uses electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) spectroscopy to investigate human serum albumin in patient blood samples.

INFORMATION MATERIALS

CONTACT US

Albutran USA, LLC

Lee Smith, PhD.
Katy, TX
(713) 854-6660
lee.smith@albutran.com

General Inquiries
info@albutran.com


Are you a clinical research center interested in collaborating with Albutran on a study? Please contact bd@albutran.com‍ ‍

Our Team

Herbert A. Fritsche, PhD 

Chief Science Officer | CLIA Laboratory Director
ADLM Hall of Fame. 41 years Chief of Clinical Chemistry, MD Anderson Cancer Center. Participated in FDA clearance of many serum cancer biomarkers in US clinical use (CEA, AFP, PSA, CA-125, HER2/neu, CTC). Former FDA and NCI consultant. 200+ publications.


Vladimir Muravsky, PhD.
Inventor | Founder | Chief Technology Officer
50 patents. 56 publications (Clinical Chemistry, Hepatology). Designed the EPR AXM-09 analyzer and all ATA-test algorithms. Developed the technology in response to Chernobyl. 45+ years EPR spectroscopy.


Lee Smith, PhD. 
General Manager
Cornell BS/MEng. 40+ years international technology transfer (8 BASF Germany→US transfers). Contributing Author, Perry’s Handbook. US Navy veteran, Fleet Intelligence. Leads FDA strategy, BARDA engagement, US manufacturing.


Joseph Gibson, MBA, PhD. 
Consultant
Healthcare Business Strategy

© 2026 Albutran USA, LLC. All rights reserved.

Regulatory status: The Albutran ATA-test and the EPR AXM-09 analyzer have not been cleared or approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and are not available for sale in the United States. Clinical performance data presented here were generated in studies conducted outside the United States.