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RadProtect is an investigational radioprotective drug designed to prevent or reduce radiation injury when administered prior to exposure. It is a novel formulation based on the FDA-approved drug amifostine, modified by Original BioMedicals to improve its properties for radiation protection. The formulation uses ferrous iron as a linkage between PEG-b-PGA (polyethylene glycol-block-polyglutamic acid) and amifostine, but it is not a fully closed micelle system. This design aims to enhance the pharmacokinetics and safety profile of amifostine, potentially allowing higher tolerated doses and improved efficacy in protecting healthy tissues from radiation damage during cancer therapy or accidental exposure[2][3][4]. The primary mechanism of action involves scavenging free radicals generated by ionizing radiation, thereby reducing DNA damage in normal cells.
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