To develop a therapeutic agent for viral RTIs, it is necessary to elucidate the replication mechanism of a particular virus. Most viruses that are causative agents of respiratory tract infections strongly rely for their replication on proteolytic enzymes that are critical for expressing their protein machinery as a polyprotein that requires cleavage into functional units. Therefore, inhibition of the proteases activity leads to a blockage of its ability to replicate in host cells. Within our cutting-edge technology, we are capable to create highly effective viral protease inhibitors with a high safety profile. Patent application 11.02.2022
Program | Indication | In-silico | In-vitro | Preclinical | Clinical | Patent |
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NIL-FV01 | vRTIs | Pending | ||||
NIL-FV02 | vRTIs | In prep |
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NIL-FH01 | Undisclosed | In prep | ||||
NIL-FH02 | Undisclosed | |||||
NIL-FH03 | Undisclosed |