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SNR1611 (trametinib) was the first drug candidate identified at Genuv with the ATRIVIEW® platform. It showed the most potent neurogenerative and neuroprotective effects in a library of FDA-approved drug compounds.
GNUV201 is an experimental, novel anti-PD-1 monoclonal antibody developed with Genuv’s proprietary antibody development platform Shine Mouse®. GNUV201 exhibits strong cross-reactivity to both human and mouse PD-1.
SNR1611 is drug candidate that has been repurposed for neurodegenerative disease from a previously FDA-approved anti-cancer drug, has already confirmed SNR1611’s effect on neuron regeneration and functional recovery through preclinical research.