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Empress Therapeutics, utilizing its AI-driven technology platform, explores molecules that have co-evolved with humans for millennia as a promising reservoir of novel drugs. Nature has been a rich source of medicines, with cancer drugs from tree bark and antibiotics from soil. Yet, the human body itself remains relatively unexplored for potential therapeutic molecules. Empress Therapeutics' co-founder and CEO, Jason Park, acknowledges the existing inspiration from nature in drug development. However, he highlights the untapped potential of small molecules residing within us, shaped by co-evolution with humans in both healthy and diseased states, making them promising candidates for drug research.
Empress Therapeutics employs its AI-driven technology platform to investigate millennia-evolved molecules as a promising source of new drugs. While nature has yielded drugs from diverse origins, the human body's reservoir of therapeutic molecules remains underexplored. Co-founder and CEO, Jason Park, acknowledges nature's influence on drug development but emphasizes the untapped potential of small molecules within us, shaped by co-evolution in healthy and diseased states. These endogenous molecules hold promise as valuable candidates for drug research.
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