APeT Parmaceuticals

Pipeline

  • Other metabolic compounds targeting several psychiatric and metabolic diseases, nutraceuticals and CNS drugs
  • Lab-on-a-Chip for diagnosis of metabolic and psychiatric diseases
  • Development of biofluid diagnostics chip for urine and blood: reduction of analysis from a few hours (current standards) to a few minutes
  • Strong reduction of cost price of analysis
  • Results can be red instantaneously and can be connected to a secured analytical software system through the internet with a simple USB connected device for further analysis or storage in a patient file
  • Other innovative diagnostics e.g. monoclonal and nanotech based
  • Development of innovative nutraceuticals with e.g. anti-aging properties based on exclusive know-how
  • Chronopharmacotherapy-chrononutrition. The time of drug intake determines patient outcome. ApeT is capable of making drugs that are liberated at the required times spread over the day
  • Introduction of entirely new therapies based on circadian rhythms targeting with controlled delivery

HUMETICS:

A revolutionary diagnostics system, (metabolic diagnostics software model based on an artificial neural network (ANN)), enables real personalized medicine: fast and accurate diagnosis and more effective and safer treatment of diseases. Developed in cooperation with leading Dutch universities (Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e), Erasmus University Medical Center Rotterdam). Currently international universities (US, China, EU) are lining up to join the project. The network-based pathway analysis for human metabolic diagnostics (HUMETICS) links the metabolic profile of a patient to changes in the underlying metabolic network of cells and tissues affected by a disease.


The model will be able to:

  • bring undiagnosed and rare diseases to light
  • reveal the actual effect of a genetic mutation/gene variant
  • identify unique diseased states in patients
  • indicate the best possible way for personalized treatment (drugs, combinations of drugs, food and life style changes etc.)
  • demonstrate the effect of a drug taken. This will:
    • reveal the effects of medication on biochemical pathways reveal new drug targets
    • enable possible quantification of compounds and effect of treatments
    • enable adjustment of medication (e.g. personalized doses instead of standard amounts for age groups)
    • improve and speed up drug development
    • identify patients that respond well or not at all