Russian nanotech giant Rusnano, in cooperation with Human Stem Cell Institute (HSCI) - one of Russia's leading biotechnology companies, is considering investing more than 3 billion roubles ($97.5 million) in the development of innovative pharmaceuticals based on a number of modern technologies, including the post-genomic. The new drugs are expected be positioned as a treatments for some serious, socially significant diseases.
As part of the project, the partners plan to focus on the development at least nine drugs. Three of the products will be produced on the basis of histone proteins and will be positioned for the treatment of acute leukemia and cardiovascular disease.
One of the products will be positioned for the treatment of liver cirrhosis and is expected to be based on stem cells, while five other drugs (of the BioBetters class) will be considered for the treatment of anemia, diabetes and liver disease, as well as certain pathological conditions of the immune system and growth hormone deficiency.
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