Mito BioPharm


Mito Biopharma is a biopharmaceutical company focusing on targeting mitochondria and cellular metabolism modulation to develop therapeutics for diseases such as NASH, type 2 diabetes, lipid disorders, neurodegenerative diseases, cancer, and aging. The company develops small molecule-based technology and lead compounds that aim to correct or modulate mitochondrial functions, with a focus on liver-based diseases and other metabolic disorders. It has a proprietary platform technology licensed from Rutgers University and is engaged in research, drug discovery, and development activities to address unmet medical needs in these areas.

Industries

biotechnology
health-care
pharmaceutical

Nr. of Employees

small (1-50)

Mito BioPharm

675 US Highway One, North Brunswick Township, NJ 08902


Products

Lead small-molecule mitochondrial uncoupler candidates (IND-stage)

Selected small-molecule mitochondrial uncoupler candidates prioritized for liver-focused indications (NASH, type 2 diabetes) and validated preclinical leads for oncology indications (metastatic liver cancer, hematologic malignancies).


Services

Discovery and optimization of small-molecule mitochondrial modulators through SAR, synthesis, and lead selection workflows.

Conducting proof-of-concept efficacy studies in murine disease models to evaluate metabolic and oncology indications.

Preclinical ADME, PK/PD characterization and toxicology assessments to evaluate safety and therapeutic index of candidate compounds.

Management of patent filings and licensing of platform technology from an academic institution; engagement of external patent counsel.

Strategic partnering and licensing engagements planned at IND or later clinical phases to advance lead compounds with larger pharmaceutical partners.

Expertise Areas

  • Drug discovery and medicinal chemistry
  • Preclinical in vivo efficacy testing
  • ADME/PK/PD characterization and toxicology
  • Mitochondrial biology and metabolic modulation
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Key Technologies

  • Mitochondrial uncoupling small-molecule modulators
  • Medicinal chemistry and SAR
  • In vivo murine disease models (HFD, HFD+high-cholesterol, CCl4, db/db)
  • ADME and PK/PD assays
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