21 November 2019
The Institute of Cytology and Genetics of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences conducts clinical trials of a remedy for schizophrenia, manic-depressive syndrome and other anxiety disorders, said Maxim Korolev, deputy head of the ICG branch.
“This drug is currently in the phase of clinical trials,” - he said.
As previously reported, a preparation based on lithium salts and aluminum oxide has a beneficial effect on the serotonin system and has successfully passed tests in mice.
A preclinical test for ischemic stroke is also underway, he said.
Korolev noted that the effect is achieved due to the fact that the molecule can emit nitric oxide – it is this compound that dilates blood vessels, while the drug can enter the cell.
In addition, said Korolev, the same molecule can be a means of delivering other drugs to the body.
According to him, preliminary data indicate that the drug is not toxic.
“So far the data, let’s say, are optimistic,” - he said.
According to him, the preclinical phase will last about two years.
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