Satori Pharmaceuticals
Founded Year
2004Stage
Dead | DeadTotal Raised
$47.5MAbout Satori Pharmaceuticals
Satori Pharmaceuticals is a developing therapeutics for Alzheimer's Disease (AD). The company is developing small molecule compounds that are orally active and designed for chronic dosing in seniors. The highly selective gamma secretase modulators reduce the production of amyloid beta 42, while sparing other gamma substrates. This selectivity and expected safety profile provide the opportunity for Satori's lead compounds to treat patients in early-stage disease, potentially slowing or stopping the disease, before major brain damage or onset of clinical symptoms.
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Satori Pharmaceuticals Patents
Satori Pharmaceuticals has filed 2 patents.
Application Date | Grant Date | Title | Related Topics | Status |
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11/20/2007 | 9/11/2012 | Alzheimer's disease, Transcription factors, Rare diseases, Proteins, Cognitive disorders | Grant |
Application Date | 11/20/2007 |
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Grant Date | 9/11/2012 |
Title | |
Related Topics | Alzheimer's disease, Transcription factors, Rare diseases, Proteins, Cognitive disorders |
Status | Grant |
Latest Satori Pharmaceuticals News
Mar 2, 2012
XconomyBoston — Acquisitions, licensing deals, and companies emerging from stealth mode made up the New England life sciences news this week. —My colleague Arlene took a closer look at the Alzheimer’s drugmaker Satori Pharmaceuticals, which last week scored a $15 million venture funding round . Cambridge, MA-based Satori is looking to an unusual source to develop Alzheimer’s drugs : the flowering herbaceous plant black cohosh, which is most commonly marketed as a nutritional supplement to relieve menopause symptoms such as hot flashes. —We reported on two big Boston-area acquisitions : Waltham, MA-based Alere’s $270 million-plus acquisition of the toxicology screening tech company eScreen, and Japan-based Dainippon Sumitomo Pharma’s acquisition of Boston Biomedical, a maker of drugs targeting cancer stem cells.
Satori Pharmaceuticals Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
When was Satori Pharmaceuticals founded?
Satori Pharmaceuticals was founded in 2004.
Where is Satori Pharmaceuticals's headquarters?
Satori Pharmaceuticals's headquarters is located at 281 Albany Street, Cambridge.
What is Satori Pharmaceuticals's latest funding round?
Satori Pharmaceuticals's latest funding round is Dead.
How much did Satori Pharmaceuticals raise?
Satori Pharmaceuticals raised a total of $47.5M.
Who are the investors of Satori Pharmaceuticals?
Investors of Satori Pharmaceuticals include New Enterprise Associates, InterWest Partners, Prospect Venture Partners and Queensland BioCapital Funds.
Who are Satori Pharmaceuticals's competitors?
Competitors of Satori Pharmaceuticals include Bellus Health, Humanetics, Annovis Bio, Intarcia Therapeutics, Synapsin Pharmaceuticals and 12 more.
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