Pioneering First-in-Class Therapies for Immune Disorders
A groundbreaking investment opportunity in preclinical-stage disease modifying drug development
Proof-of-Concept Results: TTA Activation by Phytochemicals
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Our misson is to develop novel anti-inflammatory, disease-modifying new chemical entities (NCEs) to address unmet needs in treating Spondyloarthritis (SpA).
Triple Target Activation
P3T’s proprietary NCE technology activates three anti-inflammatory targets, providing a revolutionary treatment for chronic immune-mediated inflammatory disorders like Spondyloarthritis (SpA).
Leveraging AI-driven “scaffold hopping” and generative AI for lead optimization, our solution targets unmet needs, improving on the traditional single-target drug paradigm.
Our in-house platform enables biomarker-driven preclinical and clinical trials, ensuring the development of highly effective, first-in-class NCEs for SpA and related diseases.
Chronic immune-mediated inflammatory disorders (IMIDs) are among the leading global health threats, second only to cardiovascular diseases like stroke and heart attacks.
In conditions such as Spondyloarthritis (SpA), chronic inflammation is often driven by a compromised gut barrier—commonly referred to as "leaky gut"—and dysbiosis, an imbalance in gut bacteria. These underlying issues lead to persistent inflammation, worsening disease symptoms, and a lack of effective long-term treatments.
Targeted Drug Delivery with Triple Target Activation (TTA)
Our approach combines precise drug delivery systems with Triple Target Activation (TTA) technology, simultaneously activating three key anti-inflammatory pathways. This innovative mechanism ensures maximum therapeutic effect, tackling chronic inflammation at its core and offering a significant advantage over traditional single-target treatments.
First-in-Class Disease-Modifying NCEs
P3T develops new chemical entities (NCEs) specifically designed to target secondary pathways involved in "leaky gut" and other underlying factors of Spondyloarthritis (SpA) and related diseases. These first-in-class, disease-modifying treatments aim to address critical unmet medical needs by providing long-lasting relief and improving patient outcomes.
Biomarker-Driven Development with Organ-on-Chip Technology:
P3T’s biomarker-driven preclinical and clinical development process utilizes cutting-edge "Organ-on-Chip" technology. This platform simulates human tissue behavior, allowing for highly accurate testing of our NCEs and optimizing treatment strategies for better efficacy and safety across different stages of drug development.
BUSINESS MODEL 01
Collaborative Development or Out-Licensing:
P3T offers collaboration and licensing opportunities to accelerate drug development, expand pipelines, and bring innovative therapies for immune-mediated inflammatory disorders to market faster.
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In-House Drug Development
Our in-house team drives drug discovery, optimizing NCEs, using AI-driven design, and conducting preclinical testing to ensure safety and efficacy.
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Compound and Biomarker Licensing
We provide licensing for novel compounds and biomarker technologies targeting immune-mediated diseases, offering partners access to groundbreaking innovations for their pipelines.
Unlocking a High-Growth Opportunity in Precision Medicine
Large and Growing Market Opportunity
The global SpA market is projected to grow from $5.32 billion in 2023 to $8.79 billion by 2030, with over 50 million affected worldwide. P3T’s solutions target this rapidly expanding market.
Differentiated, First-in-Class Technology
P3T’s Triple Target Activation (TTA) offers a novel, disease-modifying approach by targeting three pathways, addressing "leaky gut" and inflammation, validated through preclinical studies.
High Growth Potential with Minimal Initial Investment
P3T provides high-return potential with low initial investment, offering multiple pathways for commercialization through collaborative development, out-licensing, and biomarker licensing.
Possible Indications
Miroslav Harjaček
Founder and executive chairman
Inflammatory Bowel Disease
New treatments targeting inflammation in Crohn's and colitis.
Rheumatoid Arthritis
Modulating immune response to reduce joint inflammation.
InflammAGING
Addressing age-related inflammation for improved health.