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RP001

Development stage
Preclinical
Lead developer
RetiPharma
Modality
Peptides
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Overview

RP001 is a neuroprotective peptide drug developed by RetiPharma, a spin-out from the University of Copenhagen. It is being prepared for a clinical proof-of-concept study in patients with retinal detachment and is intended for the treatment of degenerative eye disorders. The drug's intellectual property is based on extensive research on Neuropeptide Y (NPY) conducted at the University of Copenhagen, suggesting its mechanism of action involves NPY pathways to provide neuroprotection.

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Targets

PYY receptor (Peptide YY receptor family)

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