Lunai Bioworks Identifies Three Parkinson's Subtypes and Prioritizes Drug Targets

Reuters12-09
<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/LNAI">Lunai Bioworks</a> Identifies Three Parkinson's Subtypes and Prioritizes Drug Targets

Lunai Bioworks Inc., an AI-powered biotechnology company, has announced the identification of three clinically relevant subtypes of Parkinson's disease and prioritized drug targets using its proprietary Augusta Platform. By integrating large-scale proteomic data from the Parkinson's Progression Markers Initiative with detailed clinical phenotyping, the company uncovered subtypes associated with rapid progression, cognitive decline, and functional impairment. These findings, recently highlighted in Science Times, aim to support the development of precision therapies and accelerate proof-of-concept programs. Lunai Bioworks is also exploring partnerships to apply these insights to ongoing drug development, co-develop biomarkers and companion diagnostics, and design smarter clinical trials.

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