Regulating cell metabolism to develop disease-modifying therapeutics to treat chronic autoimmune and inflammatory disease.
Metabolic changes within cells of the immune system can drive the pathology of a disease. By intervening in cell metabolism, inflammation and tissue damage can be reversed and resolved, leading to better patient outcomes.
Metabolic changes can contribute to pathology →
← Metabolic intervention can reverse changes
Most modern anti-inflammatory and oncology drugs intervene at a particular point causing immunosuppression with limited results. Changing the state of different combinations of immune cells can have a much more wide-ranging impact to potentially resolve inflammation.
Blocking cytokines at one particular point results in targeted immunosuppression and resolution of disease in a limited subset of patients.
Targeted metabolic intervention can shift cells to a non-inflammatory pro-resolution state, offering the potential for a broader population of patients to achieve disease remission.
Different cells of the immune system are implicated in different diseases and hence different groups of cells of the immune system can be targeted by intervening at particular points of metabolism.
By targeting a range of points of metabolic control, Sitryx can build a portfolio across a range of diseases.
Augment Inhibit | Inflammatory macrophage | Pan-Inflamm T-cell* | Th1 cell | Th17 cell | T Reg cell | B cell | Stromal Cells |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Profile 1MS, psoriasis, atopic dermatitis, RA, fibrosis | |||||||
Profile 2IBD, diabetic nephropathy, RA, psoriasis, HS | |||||||
Profile 3SLE, atopic dermatitis, psoriasis, ankylosing spondylitis, myasthenia gravis | |||||||
Profile 4IPF, asthma, COPD | |||||||
Profile 5IBD, asthma, psoriasis, Sjogren's disease |