Thiogenesis Therapeutics Corp (TTI) News

Targeting pediatric diseases with unmet medical needs and zero approved drugs or treatments, Thiogenesis Therapeutics (TTI.v) is a biopharmaceutical company focused on developing novel thiol-based compounds to address mitochondrial dysfunction and its related diseases: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Obahg9CXnD__6WbReUT93Sgzu6C9EoD_/view

Representing a growing market segment in the pharmaceutical industry, estimates suggest the mitochondrial disease therapies market to be worth USD 1,817 million by 2030. Thus,

By leveraging its innovative compounds and focusing on pediatric diseases with no approved therapies, TTI has the potential to make significant strides in addressing critical gaps alongside addressing multiple indications within this growing market, presenting significant commercial and therapeutic opportunities.

Insightful breakdown of Thiogenesis Therapeutics (TTI.v) and the market opportunity its taking advantage of by focusing on pediatric diseases with unmet medical needs including pediatric NASH which currently has zero approved drugs or treatments: https://x.com/airic101/status/1856816752128143615

Targeting a large addressable market in developing therapeutic compounds for pediatric diseases with unmet medical needs, Thiogenesis Therapeutics (TTI.v) is a clinical-stage biotech company: https://x.com/StckMasterFlash/status/1856131383535542718

Notably, TTI recently announced the approval of its European patent for the treatment of Cysteamine Sensitive Disorders, a medical condition characterized by cellular dysfunction, which complements the companys previous patent approvals in the US and Japan, as well as aligns with TTI's development of TTI-0102, a novel thiol-based prodrug designed to address mitochondrial diseases and related metabolic disorders by enhancing cellular antioxidant defenses.

Developing therapeutic compounds for pediatric diseases with unmet medical needs and a large addressable market, clinical-stage biotech company Thiogenesis Therapeutics (TTI.v), recently announced the approval of its European patent for the treatment of Cysteamine Sensitive Disorders, a medical condition characterized by cellular dysfunction: https://x.com/StckMasterFlash/status/1856131383535542718

Complementing previous patent approvals in the US and Japan, the IP protection aligns with TTI's development of TTI-0102, a novel thiol-based prodrug designed to address mitochondrial diseases and related metabolic disorders by enhancing cellular antioxidant defenses.