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The proceedings will be used to advance EM-113, a novel uncompetitive fast-off NMDAR agonist, into a Phase 2 clinical trial in a subset of ASD patients with elevated glutamate levels in the brain, and accelerate the development of NMDAR antagonist product candidates.
Under the DoD award, EuMentis will conduct preclinical TBI studies in validated large animal model in collaboration with Dr. Todd Killbaugh at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia and plans to advance its lead NMDA receptor antagonist candidate for TBI to clinic in 2024.
EM-036 has demonstrated superior efficacy in preclinical Alzheimer's disease and autism spectrum disorders models compared to current standard of care.