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RNAi / PSR

Dermal and Pulmonary Antiproliferative, Antiviral, and Anti-Inflammatory





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The Drug


A Small Molecule Capable of:



Physiological Activity:




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Antiproliferative Activity
Antiproliferative activity evaluated in 4 Phase I and 7 Phase II trials against cancer
(Diacetoxyscirpenol [DAS] called Anguidine by Bristol-Myers)



    The drug is a G1 and G2 Phase Cytostatic
    Prolonged exposure is required for Cytotoxic effect (apoptosis)







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Antiviral Activity
Antiviral activity of DAS demonstrated ex-vivo, human cells, HSV2 virus



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Anti-Inflammatory Activity
Anti-Inflammatory activity of RNAi / PSR demonstrated in-vivo in mouse models
(contact hypersensitive mice, using structurally related molecule with same RNAi / PSR profile as DAS)



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Exceptional Localization



> 97% of DAS localizes in the Epidermis and Dermis
- (ex-vivo, human skin, without subcutaneous fat)




Estimated Distribution by Layer:
- (ex-vivo, human skin, based on relative % of recovered tritium labeled T2 - one R group off from DAS w/same overall retention as DAS)





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Large Systemic Safety Margin



Even if the entire administered dose goes to blood, it would be very safe




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Indications of Interest



Indications where dual action / localization would be advantageous include:




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Drug Production and Cost



Natural Product with established production and purification procedures

Cost is pennies per dose because of nanogram level potency




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Patent Portfolio



Issued Dermal and Pulmonary U.S. Patents (method of use) Pending U.S. Patent Scope of Patents




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Summary









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DISCLAIMER AND IMPORTANT NOTICE: The Compositions and Methods presented on this website are all in preclinical trial stages. They are based only on our understanding of the proposed underlying mechanisms of action and on any available coincidental corroborative empirical evidence, any of which may in fact turn out not to be correct, or may be prevented from functioning as envisioned because of other factors or mechanisms of action not contemplated or considered, or may even cause harm because of factors or mechanisms of action not anticipated. The process of obtaining FDA approvals has not been started in any of the areas disclosed on this website. The disclosures here are purely for scientific information exchange purposes, representing one scientific point of view, and are not intended to suggest, or be used for, any proposed medical treatments.

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