Linebacker™

Overview

A platform employing small molecule X-bonded polyphenols to potentially improve potency, efficacy, bioavailability, and permeability of biopharmaceuticals, while ensuring safety and tolerability

Potential Applications

Oncology

Inflammatory Disease

Neurology

Therapeutic Potential*

Polyphenols exhibit properties that are beneficial in combating various diseases and conditions, including cancer, neuronal diseases, cardiac diseases, metabolic disorders, and immunity-related issues. Additionally, they possess antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant properties.

*Source: ResearchGate

Intellectual Property

Composition and Method Patent

Linebacker-1 and -2 are potential monotherapies and/or co-therapies in colon and lung cancer, and other oncology applications. Patent issued in the United States.

Approved

Composition and Method Patent

Linebacker-1 and -2 are compounds with potential application in inflammatory disorders. Patent issued in the United States.

Approved

Composition and Method Patent

Linebacker-1 and -2 are compounds with potential application in neurological disorders. Patent issued in the United States.

Approved

Commercial & Market Potential

Lung and colon cancer are the two leading causes of cancer deaths worldwide (World Health Organization). Linebacker down-regulates PIM (proviral integration site for Moloney murine leukemia virus) kinase which plays a key role as an oncogene in solid tumor cancers. With continued development through the pre-clinical and registration phases, Linebacker-1 and Linebacker-2 compounds are new potential treatment options in oncology.

Development Partners

Prophase Labs (NASDAQ: PRPH) is a global development & commercialization partner with a focus on oncology (lung & colon cancer), neurology and inflammatory disease.

Pre-clinical studies are ongoing.