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Carlsson Research

Uppsala, Swedenmedicine.wisc.edu ↗
Ownership
Private
Development stage
Other
01

Overview

Carlsson Research was a Swedish biopharmaceutical company specializing in the discovery and development of small molecule drugs targeting central nervous system disorders. Its most advanced asset was Huntexil® (pridopidine), developed for Huntington's disease. The company also developed ordopidine and seridopidine. In August 2006, it was acquired by NeuroSearch A/S, which continued clinical development of its pipeline.

Therapeutic areas
Neurology
Modalities
Small molecule
Industry
Biotech

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