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N-Zyme Biomedical
- Ownership
- Private
- Development stage
- Phase 3
Overview
N-Zyme Biomedical has developed a novel class of pepsin inhibitor therapies targeting LPR and GERD. Their lead program, NZYM-001, uses a repurposed HIV protease inhibitor formulated as an oral suspension and dry powder inhaler to locally inhibit pepsin activity. The company’s approach leverages existing safety data to accelerate clinical development. A Phase II proof-of-concept trial for their proprietary sustained-release oral fosamprenavir sodium alginate formulation will begin enrollment in Spring 2025. An IND has been approved by the FDA for a related study at the Medical College of Wisconsin using standard fosamprenavir/Lexiva.
- Therapeutic areas
- Gastroenterology
- Modalities
- Repurposed small molecule drugs (notably HIV protease inhibitors such as fosamprenavir)Oral suspension formulationsDry powder inhaler formulations
- Industry
- Biotech
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