- Neuroscience
- Biotech
- Alzheimer’s
- Research
- Treatment
Synaptys neuroscience
75008 PARIS
Phone: 07 83 24 17 56
Mail: sla@synaptys.com
President: Sébastien LASNIER
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Discover >Founded in February 2024 by CEO Sébastien Lasnier, SYNAPTYS Neuroscience is a biotech company based in the scientific cluster of the Saclay plateau (near Paris). It is supported by IncubAlliance, the deeptech incubator of Paris-Saclay, and Genopole through its Upscale Bio program.
SYNAPTYS is pioneering a new therapeutic approach that could transform the lives of patients living with Alzheimer’s disease.
DESCRIPTION OF ACTIVITY
SYNAPTYS neuroscience is developing SYS-0108, the first Neuro-Synergistic Conjugate for Alzheimer’s disease—a disruptive, patented innovation inspired by combination strategies used in oncology.
SYS-0108 combines two existing molecules—Memantine and Cholecalciferol—both of which have demonstrated positive effects. Using an AI-inspired boosting method, the action of Memantine is amplified to enhance its neuroprotective efficacy.
SYS-0108 is based on four inseparable, integrated processes:
SYS-0108 acts at the core of Alzheimer’s pathophysiology to slow disease progression, mitigate cognitive decline, and preserve brain function.
A rapidly growing market: By 2050, over 150 million people are expected to be affected worldwide, representing a $20+ billion/year market, with families eagerly awaiting truly effective treatments.
Currently in preclinical development, SYNAPTYS Neuroscience is actively seeking academic and financial partners to accelerate clinical advancement.
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