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Layton BioScience, Inc. was a California-based biotechnology company founded in 1991 that focused on developing therapeutics for neurological diseases using neural stem cell technology and small molecule drug combinations. Its most advanced program combined citalopram hydrobromide with mecamylamine hydrochloride targeting ADHD but was discontinued. The company also published research on neural stem cell differentiation and transplantation in animal models of Parkinson’s disease. The company appears to have ceased operations and has no active pipeline or commercial products.
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