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Delix gets recognized as leading start-up by Nature Biotechnology
Renowned academic journal praises company for development of psychoplastogens
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Read more: Algernon receives approval to conduct DMT study in the Netherlands Read more: San Fran lawmakers motion to decriminalize psychedelic plants Delix has been actively involved in creating a so-called “neuroplasticity platform” that retains the therapeutic benefits of psychedelic drugs such as psilocybin, ibogaine or LSD while removing the psychoactive effects that those drugs would normally have. The company was co-founded by David E. Olson, a professor from the University of California who is currently acting as the Chief Innovation Officer. Delix says these psychoplastogen drugs have the ability to promote neuroplasticity and that they are also capable of quickly enabling the reorganization of neural circuits in the mind, which can produce significant positive behavioural changes in subjects therefore having immense therapeutic potential. The company also says that it has advanced Olson’s discoveries to create a diverse portfolio of pychoplastogens and that it will be bringing the first one of those novel compounds into a clinic next year with the objective of expanding patient access to efficacious medicines capable of treating mental illnesses including PTSD, neurodegeneration, schizophrenia and depression. “Delix’s rapidly growing and progressing pipeline of therapeutic assets has the potential to profoundly impact the field of neuroscience. The team is excited to be building a potential new chapter in the treatment of mental health by rewiring the brain to heal the mind, and without the risks of a psychedelic trip or scalability limitations of in-clinic treatment,” said Mark Rus, CEO of Delix. “We appreciate Nature Biotechnology’s recognition of our scientific platform, mission, and progress-to-date,” added Rus. Follow Mugglehead on Twitter Like Mugglehead on Facebook The post Delix gets recognized as leading start-up by Nature Biotechnology appeared first on Mugglehead Magazine. ibogaine psilocybin lsd dmt psychedelic therapeutics psychoactive depression ptsd funding algernon delix therapeutics delixDelix Therapeutics is developing analogs of psychedelic drugs called psychoplastogens that reproduce the changes in neuronal activity without the often extreme subjective psychological effects #NBTAcademicStartups https://t.co/1vSL8n0RL9 pic.twitter.com/wVQnUF1Fhx
— Nature Biotechnology (@NatureBiotech) August 22, 2022
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