Precision Neuropsychiatry through nmda

Critical Target for Neuropsychiatry

NMDAR is an ionotropic channel which, upon activation, let calcium enter the cell, controlling neuronal plasticity, the 1st step of memory processing

NMDAR overactivation participates to the physiopathology of major neuropsychiatric diseases such as PTSD, Depression, Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, ALS, Huntington’s

Only channel blockers have successfully reached the market (Amantadine for PD, Memantine for AD, Dextromethorphan for Depression, and Ketamine for MDD) despite decades of scientific research targeting the extracellular domain (selective antagonists, reverse agonists, allosteric modulators)

Their lack of selectivity and specificity results in moderate performance and unwanted side effects

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RST-101

Early Treatment for PTSD

RST-01 is a novel and proprietary chemical entity specifically targeting certain NMDA receptor subtypes involved in synaptic plasticity. It facilitates stress extinction and neuroprotection without triggering the adverse side effects classically encountered with less selective NMDA targeting drugs.  RST-01 restores the memorization process when taken following a traumatic event.

RST-101: Mechanism of Action

Specifically Inhibits NMDAR GluN2D Subunit

Interneuron Mediated Function  Disrupted Following Trauma

Overactivated pyramidal neurons result in the excitotoxicity and reduced plasticity

Activated inhibitory interneurons prevent normal memory formation.

Pyramidal Function Restoration, through RST-101 Interneuron Engagement

RST-01 Specifically targets NMDA receptors subtype GluN2D on inhibitory interneurons associated with learnings and memory formation

Enables memory rebalancing while preventing side effects due to the absence of NMDAR GluN2A & GluN2B inhibition of pyramidal neurons