One of the most ambitious Oxford spinouts to date is on route to becoming a powerhouse in age-related regenerative medicine, developing drugs which can treat cancer, neurodegenerative diseases, heart failure, macular degeneration and other major age-related conditions.
OxStem has raised a record £16.9 million ($24.3 million), and established strategic partnerships with world class biotechnology companies and individual investors in this rapidly emerging scientific space.
OxStem plans to develop small-molecule drugs that can activate repair mechanisms that already exist within the body. Building on decades of experience in medicinal chemistry, OxStem will design drugs that can program resident stem and stem-like cells in situ to treat currently untreatable age-related conditions.
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