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Advancing innovative solutions for severe rare diseases

Our mission

Around the world, patients with severe, progressive rare diseases continue to face limited therapeutic options and significant unmet medical need, creating meaningful opportunity for differentiated innovation.
At SCYNEXIS, we are focused on advancing a portfolio of highly differentiated, clinical‑stage assets targeting the underlying biology of severe rare diseases. Our programs are designed around the needs of patients facing limited options, with a focus on delivering clinically meaningful benefit.
Guided by deep scientific expertise and disciplined drug development execution, we strive to improve outcomes for patients who urgently need better solutions

Our work is focused on advancing innovative solutions for severe rare diseases

  • ADPKD: A serious genetic kidney disease with significant unmet need

    Autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease (ADPKD) is a progressive, inherited condition in which fluid‑filled cysts develop and enlarge in the kidneys over time. As the disease advances, kidney function can decline, and many people ultimately face kidney failure that may require dialysis or transplant.
    Direct activation of AMPK, a key regulator of cellular metabolism, is emerging as a promising strategy for treating ADPKD by addressing many of the disease’s underlying metabolic abnormalities that drive cyst growth

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  • Life-threatening Infections

    Serious, invasive and often deadly fungal infections treated in the hospital setting are increasingly drug resistant. Our first-in-class antifungal platform can give patients and healthcare professionals innovative new weapons to deploy against these dangerous diseases.

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strong leadership

Our leaders have deep experience in drug development, impressive business acumen and an unwavering commitment to excellence.

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