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SYNT-202 is an orally administered, gastrointestinal-stable methionine-gamma-lyase enzyme therapy being developed for the treatment of classical homocystinuria. It is designed to metabolize and eliminate methionine in the digestive tract, thereby reducing circulating homocysteine levels. The drug leverages Syntis Bio’s proprietary SYNT (Synthetic Tissue-lining) technology platform to sustain local enzyme activity in the small intestine for extended periods, improving therapeutic performance and reducing dosing frequency. SYNT-202 is engineered for stability and enhanced intestinal residence time using this platform. The therapy aims to provide a disease-modifying approach for homocystinuria—a rare metabolic disorder with significant unmet medical need—by continuously breaking down harmful amino acids in the gut[1][2][5][8].
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