Lifex Biolabs


Preclinical biotechnology company focused on discovery and development of small-molecule therapeutics for neurodegenerative diseases, metabolic disorders, and oncology. Uses structure-based and fragment-based approaches (including NMR-based screening) to identify targets and optimize small-molecule candidates. Maintains a pipeline of preclinical programs at discovery and lead-optimization stages.

Industries

biotechnology
medical
pharmaceutical

Nr. of Employees

small (1-50)


Products

LF101 — CNS small-molecule discovery (1st generation)

Preclinical small-molecule program for central nervous system disease (first-generation program); listed at discovery stage on company pipeline.

LF102 — Parkinson's disease small-molecule (oral)

Preclinical small-molecule program targeting Parkinson's disease (first-generation, oral modality) described as in lead-optimization.

LF103 — Parkinson's disease small-molecule (intranasal)

Preclinical second-generation Parkinson's program using an intranasal small-molecule modality; described as in lead-optimization.

LF501 — VRK1-targeted oncology small-molecule (oral)

Preclinical small-molecule program targeting VRK1-positive solid tumors (breast and lung), described as oral modality in lead-optimization.

LF601 — Type 2 diabetes small-molecule (oral)

Preclinical small-molecule program for type 2 diabetes (oral modality) listed at discovery stage.

LF701 — Dementia with Lewy bodies small-molecule (oral)

Preclinical small-molecule program targeting dementia with Lewy bodies (oral modality) listed at discovery stage.

Expertise Areas

  • Structure-based drug discovery
  • Fragment-based screening (NMR)
  • Small-molecule medicinal chemistry and lead optimization
  • Preclinical program development
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Key Technologies

  • NMR spectroscopy
  • Fragment-based screening
  • Structure-based design
  • Small-molecule medicinal chemistry
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News & Updates

News release referenced on company site reporting a study linking a molecular pair to potential Parkinson's disease treatment.

Article referenced on company site summarizing research on PGE1/PGA1 effects on dopamine and neuronal protection.

News release referenced on company site about research indicating existing antimalarial drugs could have effects relevant to Parkinson's disease.

Reference to a published study on modulation of the Nurr1 nuclear receptor by prostaglandin-related compounds.


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