Selectus Pharmaceuticals

Drug Delivery; Site-Specific. Selectus chemically modifies small molecule organic drugs so that they degrade quickly once they enter into the blood stream, avoiding unwanted systemic effects. Initially working with beta blocker esprolol.

Many widely-used drugs intended for a particular site of action wreak havoc on the rest of the body, causing unintended side effects which are uncomfortable for users or even prevent large percentages of patients from being able to take drugs. Beta blockers intended for angina, for example, are targeted to act on the heart, but as they circulate through other organs they can cause side effects such as chronic fatigue and impotence in 40% of the patients that take them.

Selectus Pharmaceuticalshas found a way to chemically modify small molecule organic drugs such that they degrade quickly once they enter into the blood stream, preventing them from causing unwanted side...

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