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Murine nerve growth factor (mNGF), marketed under the brand name Soomagelin (Sutaisheng), is a neurotrophic protein drug developed by Staidson Pharma. It is a purified form of the nerve growth factor protein derived from mouse submandibular glands. mNGF acts as an agonist for the high-affinity TrkA receptor and the low-affinity p75NTR receptor, which are essential for the survival, growth, and differentiation of sensory and sympathetic neurons. While it is already approved in China for the treatment of peripheral nerve injuries (such as those caused by trauma or toxic chemicals), Staidson is currently evaluating its efficacy in Phase 2 clinical trials for the treatment of diabetic foot ulcers. In this indication, mNGF is intended to promote nerve repair and wound healing by improving local innervation and stimulating the release of other growth factors in the affected area.
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