ExpertiseUpdated on 16 September 2024
Treatments against rare dermatological diseases (Ref. UC3M_172)
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The developed invention relates to a compound with potential for treating different dermatological diseases with varying origins and symptomatology comprised under the term genodermatosis. These rare diseases, which all have a limited prevalence and rather ineffective treatments at present, include epidermolysis bullosa (EB). The only treatment today is losartan, declared an orphan drug in February 2019, which causes a number of side effects in patients.
INNOVATIVE ASPECTS:
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Provide several treatments for genodermatosis.
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Provide alternative treatments for a type of genodermatosis, that is, epidermolysis bullosa (EB).
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Higher expectation of success and fewer side effects than the only compound described to date for the treatment of EB (losartan).
COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGES:
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Treatment of rare dermatological diseases for which there is no effective treatment.
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Compounds with marketing authorisations that have already been tested in humans for the treatment of other rare diseases.
STAGE OF DEVELOPMENT: DEVELOPMENT PHASE – LABORATORY.
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS: Patent applied.
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Ana Somé
Technology Transfer Manager - Specialist on Intellectual Property at Universidad de Málaga
Málaga, Spain
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- Manufacturing
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- Laboratory industry
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Mayra Liz Guzman-kaslow
CEO at Buoyant PR CDMO Services LLC
Fajardo, Puerto Rico
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- Early
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- Financing
María Mengual Mesa
Innovation and Technology Transfer Manager at IBIMA Plataforma BIONAND
Málaga, Spain