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CGEN-25007 is a novel peptide agonist developed by Compugen Ltd. that targets the G protein-coupled receptor 99 (GPR99), also known as the oxoglutarate receptor 1 (OXGR1). Discovered using Compugen's proprietary in silico predictive discovery infrastructure, the drug was primarily investigated for its potential in treating inflammatory and respiratory diseases, such as asthma. GPR99 is a receptor for alpha-ketoglutarate, and its activation is thought to modulate inflammatory responses. While CGEN-25007 demonstrated efficacy in preclinical models of airway inflammation, its clinical development has not progressed to advanced stages in recent years, as the developer shifted its strategic focus toward immuno-oncology.
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