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San Francisco, CA, USA; South San Francisco, CA, USA. Jobs in San Francisco

Headquartered in San Francisco

About Altay Therapeutics

Altay develops small molecule drugs to treat chronic liver diseases like liver fibrosis and liver cancer. Our co-founder Dr. Osman Ozes, led the first drug development program for Esbriet (Pirfenidone), resulting in the first FDA approved therapy for lung fibrosis. Esbriet is now a $1 billion/year drug and has already made over $6 billion in revenue. With a team that has over 70+ years of small molecule drug development experience, we intend to do the same with chronic liver diseases, which affects over 20 million Americans and represents a market size of over $30 billion. We know we are well positioned for success because we have shown excellent pre-clinical mouse data in several liver fibrosis models using our novel small molecule. We demonstrate a reduction in fibrosis with our drug, but more significantly, we show a reversal in fibrotic tissue back to normal tissue. With our current developmental strategy, we hope to have a clinic-ready compound by the end of 2021 and be in phase I clinical trials by mid of 2022.

Founded in 2020 by Ali Ozes and Osman Nidai Ozes.

Founded
2020
Employees
6
Total funding
$3.2M
Headquarters
San Francisco

Leadership

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Ali Rayet Ozes

Founder & CEO

2 reports

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Osman Nidai Ozes

Founder and Chief Scientific Officer

1 report

Board

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Paul Wolters

Scientific Advisor

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Aykut Uren

Scientific Adviser

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Kamran Atabai

Scientific Advisor

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Lee Latimer

Scientific Advisor

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Eva Chin

Board Member

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Eric Bjerkholt

Chairman

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