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Chief Scientific Officer (CSO) for OmniBio Dr. Charles Dinarello discusses Alpha-1 Antitrypsin (AAT) research and it's potential as a therapy for Type 1 diabetes. He is also a Professor of Medicine and Immunology at the University of Colorado Denver who has published over 700 original research articles on cytokines, particularly interleukin‐1 (IL‐1) and tumor necrosis factor, and is considered a "founding father" of cytokine biology. OmniBio Pharmaceutical, Inc. (OTCBB: OMBP) is a clinical‐stage bio pharmaceutical company that has licensed potential new therapies currently in development for an existing FDA approved drug -- Alpha‐1 Antitrypsin (AAT). OmniBio believes that the market opportunity for the use of AAT in treating Type 1 diabetes may exceed the current market. Connect with OmniBio: News: OmniBioPharma.com Facebook goo.gl LinkedIn: goo.gl Visit OmniBioPharma.com for SEC filings and additional information. Please refer to Safe Harbor statement at the end of the video. OmniBio, part of the WestMountain Asset Management portfolio, is evaluating AAT for the treatment of several diseases, including Type 1 diabetes, bone marrow transplantation complications (also known as graft versus host disease or GVHD), islet transplantation, HIV, influenza and certain bacterial disorders, including anthrax exposure.. Connect with WestMountain Asset Management: Facebook: WestMountainAM.com Twitter: WestMountainAM.com LinkedIn: WestMountainAM.com Blog: WestMountainAM.com

Dr. Charles Dinarello, Chief Scientific Officer of OmniBio, is a co-author of an article that is now available in the journal Blood, which is the premier journal of the American Society of Hematology. The paper describes the use of Alpha 1 antitrypsin (AAT) to treat mice with a lethal form of rejection of bone marrow transplantation. Mice survive the crisis with AAT treatment. OmniBio Pharmaceutical, Inc. (OTCBB: OMBP) is a clinical‐stage bio pharmaceutical company that has licensed potential new therapies currently in development for an existing FDA approved drug -- Alpha‐1 Antitrypsin (AAT). OmniBio believes that the market opportunity for the use of AAT in treating Type 1 diabetes may exceed the current market. Connect with OmniBio: News: OmniBioPharma.com Facebook goo.gl LinkedIn: goo.gl Visit OmniBioPharma.com for SEC filings and additional information. Please refer to Safe Harbor statement at the end of the video. OmniBio, part of the WestMountain Asset Management portfolio, is evaluating AAT for the treatment of several diseases, including Type 1 diabetes, bone marrow transplantation complications (also known as graft versus host disease or GVHD), islet transplantation, HIV, influenza and certain bacterial disorders, including anthrax exposure.. Connect with WestMountain Asset Management: Facebook: WestMountainAM.com Twitter: WestMountainAM.com LinkedIn: WestMountainAM.com Blog: WestMountainAM.com

OmniBio CEO Dr. James Crapo talks about the important research taking place with Alpha-1 Antitrypsin (AAT). This safe and powerful molecule is being used in trials for type 1 diabetes and Graph vs. Host disease (GVH). OmniBio Pharmaceutical, Inc. (OTCBB: OMBP) is a clinical‐stage bio pharmaceutical company that has licensed potential new therapies currently in development for an existing FDA approved drug -- Alpha‐1 Antitrypsin (AAT). OmniBio believes that the market opportunity for the use of AAT in treating Type 1 diabetes may exceed the current market. Connect with OmniBio: News: OmniBioPharma.com Facebook goo.gl LinkedIn: goo.gl Visit OmniBioPharma.com for SEC filings and additional information. Please refer to Safe Harbor statement at the end of the video. OmniBio, part of the WestMountain Asset Management portfolio, is evaluating AAT for the treatment of several diseases, including Type 1 diabetes, bone marrow transplantation complications (also known as graft versus host disease or GVHD), islet transplantation, HIV, influenza and certain bacterial disorders, including anthrax exposure.. Connect with WestMountain Asset Management: Facebook: WestMountainAM.com Twitter: WestMountainAM.com LinkedIn: WestMountainAM.com Blog: WestMountainAM.com