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NOX-C89 is a **Spiegelmer** (mirror-image oligonucleotide aptamer) that **binds and neutralizes calcitonin gene-related peptide (CGRP)**, a neuropeptide implicated in vasodilatation and neurogenic inflammation particularly associated with primary headaches such as migraine. Mechanistically, NOX-C89 acts by **sequestering free CGRP**, thereby preventing its interaction with CGRP receptors on blood vessels, which reduces vasodilatory responses and can diminish neurogenic inflammation. Additionally, NOX-C89 may partly inhibit CGRP release from peripheral nerves. The molecule is approximately 14 kDa in size, and preclinical studies have shown activity in reducing meningeal blood flow and CGRP release in animal models. NOX-C89 is a variant of the earlier CGRP-binding Spiegelmer STAR-F12. Development has primarily been aimed at neurological disorders—especially migraine and headache—by targeting the pathophysiological release and action of CGRP[1][9][14].
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