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The net proceeds will be used to support a Phase 1 clinical study of the Company’s lead program PRN-001-01 (tezampanel), a novel modulator of glutaminergic signaling designed to treat patients seeking to recover from opioid addiction and associated conditions.
The grant supports development of the company’s proprietary molecule, tezampanel, as a treatment for opioid withdrawal syndrome. Tezampanel has demonstrated positive results in a variety of preclinical models of seizure disorder in clinical studies.