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Research Molecules

Research Molecules

PNB Vesper is focused on developing cost-effective drugs for unmet medical needs. We have synthesized hundreds of molecules and systematically characterized them to select the lead molecules. The lead molecules have the potential to treat a variety of diseases including Covid 19, Inflammatory pain, Different kinds of Cancer, Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), Neurological diseases such as Anxiety and Depression, Metabolic disorders, and others.

Molecules Molecular target Therapeutic indication Stage of development & comments
PNB-001

Dual mechanism (CCK-A receptor agonist and CCK-B receptor antagonist)

Ulcerative Colitis and Crohn’s Disease

 

 

Diabetes (T2D)

 

COVID 19

 

 

Opioid & Cocaine addiction disorder

Clinical Phase-2 is completed, observed significant clinical activity compare to SOC and approved drugs. We are preparing phase-3 clinical protocol for CDSCO approval.

 

Preclinical efficacy studies ongoing with, NIDA, US govt. institute.

 

Initiated phase-2 clinical trial in India

 

Clinical Phase 3 Ongoing (India), we have seen very exciting data in phase-2 study for moderate to high risk patients, helps in protecting lung inflammation and ARDS

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PNB-028

Selective CCK-A antagonist

Colon and Pancreatic Cancer

Based on very good pre-clinical efficacy and safety data, Clinical Phase 1/2 trial is on-going in India

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PNB-081

CCK-A antagonist

Opioid Disorder Management (Association with  NIH- USA)

 

Pancreatitis

Completed preclinical studies

 

Completed preclinical studies

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PNB-101

CCK3b or CCK C gastrin

isoform-selective irreversible antagonist

Gastric Cancer and Lung Cancer.

Completed preclinical studies

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PNB-091

Mixed CCK antagonist

Cocaine addiction Disorder (Association with NIH – USA)

Preclinical studies Partly completed

Ready to start IND Regulatory studies

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PNB-291

Pan-CCK blocker

Brain cancer

 

CCK mediated cancers like Lung cancer, Liver cancer etc.

Preclinical studies completed

 

Ready to start IND Regulatory studies

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