Sirion Therapeutics Inc.

Fenretinide, Sirion Therapeutics' lead candidate, targets the pathway by which Vitamin A gets into the eye and becomes part of A2E, the protein complex that scientists consider a bad actor in AMD. Intermediate analysis of fenretinide Phase II data showed that patients taking the compound had slower growth of lesions than those given placebo, and that trend increased over time.

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