Center for Therapeutic Innovation
Therapeutic Approaches: Small Molecules, Biomarkers, Gene Therapy, Drug Delivery, Oligos, AntagoNATsSmall Molecules, Oligos, AntagoNATsSmall Molecules, Oligos, AntagoNATsSmall Molecules, Oligos, AntagoNATsSmall Molecules, Oligos, AntagoNATsSmall Molecules, Oligos, AntagoNATs
Therapeutic Areas of Expertise: Immunology, Metabolic Disorders, Neurological Disorders, Oncology, Psychiatric Disorders, Pain, Gene Therapy, Addiction
Center/Program Highlights:
University of Miami Center for Therapeutic Innovation has several major foci. The first is target identification, small molecule discovery and development in a number of different diseases including addiction, alcoholism, Autism, cancer, Hurler Syndrome, and others. These targets are generally classical drug targets such as GPCRs, kinases and enzymes. The second major focus of the Center is on the development of oligonucleotide therapeutics. These oligos are being developed for better efficacy, half-life in vivo and for delivery to targets organs such as the brain. Oligo approaches are being utilized in diseases such as Alzheimer?s, Parkinson?s and diabetes. The third major focus of the center is the development of epigenetic targeting drugs. For example there are several small molecule inhibitors of histone modifying enzymes in development for cancer and inflammation.
Sources of Funding: Philanthropy, Industry Partnerships, Disease Foundations, University, Federal/State,
Industrial Partnerships: Undisclosed
Institutional Affiliation(s): University of Miami
Address:
1501 NW 10th Ave (M-860)
Miami
Florida, 33136
United States
Center/Program Start Date: 2011
Number of Employees: 25
