ABOUTUS
PhenoNet:
Redefining Neurodegenerative Disease Treatment

PhenoNet:
Redefining Neurodegenerative Disease Treatment


PhenoNet: Redefining Neurodegenerative Disease Treatment


- Stabilizes mast cells and modulates immune response
- Reduces proinflammatory cytokine and chemokine release
- Inhibits β-amyloid (Aβ) aggregation
- Suppresses neuroinflammatory fibrosis
- Promotes neurite growth and synaptic function

PHENOGENE-1A is currently in a Phase IIB trial in patients with early to moderate ALS. A second Phase II trial is planned in patients with Alzheimer Disease’s patients—specifically evaluating outcomes in individuals without the APOE4 gene carrier, a key genetic risk factor in AD.
Beyond PHENOGENE-1A, we are expanding our pipeline to address other neurodegenerative diseases by inhibiting neuroinflammation and enhancing neuroprotection.

PHENOGENE-1A is currently in a Phase IIB trial in patients with early to moderate ALS. A second Phase II trial is planned in patients with Alzheimer Disease’s patients—specifically evaluating outcomes in individuals without the APOE4 gene carrier, a key genetic risk factor in AD.
Beyond PHENOGENE-1A, we are expanding our pipeline to address other neurodegenerative diseases by inhibiting neuroinflammation and enhancing neuroprotection

PHENOGENE-1A is currently in a Phase IIB trial in patients with early to moderate ALS. A second Phase II trial is planned in patients with Alzheimer Disease’s patients—specifically evaluating outcomes in individuals without the APOE4 gene carrier, a key genetic risk factor in AD.
Beyond PHENOGENE-1A, we are expanding our pipeline to address other neurodegenerative diseases by inhibiting neuroinflammation and enhancing neuroprotection.


