Alzheimer's Disease
IND-enabling studies underway
Two companion biologics that visualize Alzheimer's with precision and treat it at the source — unified by AI. Our published preclinical data show reversal of neurological damage.
Biologic A — Diagnostic
Shows which brain regions are affected and how severely.
Biologic B — Treatment
Delivers a therapeutic protein directly and non-invasively to brain. Preclinical data show reversal of neurological damage.
Custom AI Platform
Tracks early warning signs, calculates personalized risk scores, and guides the treatment strategy in real time.
The approach
Alzheimer's has two devastating problems: we can't see it coming clearly enough, and we can't stop it once it starts. ExQor tackles both simultaneously with a unified system.
The MRI diagnostic biologic reveals exactly where damage is occurring. That scan then drives the treatment — telling us precisely where to target, how much to give, and whether it's working. No guesswork, no population-level dosing.
"Unlike lecanemab and donanemab, which only slow progression, our preclinical results show actual reversal of neurological damage — something no approved treatment has achieved."
Both biologics use a clathrin-mediated transport mechanism to cross the blood-brain barrier non-invasively — a platform discovery that underpins the entire system.
Simplified administration. No surgery, no infusion center required — with home-based delivery potential.
MRI scans confirm treatment response over time. Objective evidence, not subjective reporting.
The AI platform scores individual risk and tailors dosing strategy — clinician decision support, fully documented.
Development status
ExQor is in IND-enabling studies targeting Phase 1 first-in-human trials. Our regulatory strategy leverages the diagnostic biologic as the entry point under FDA's companion diagnostic framework, with the treatment biologic following in sequence.
Market & patient impact
For the approximately 55 million people worldwide living with dementia — and the 131.5 million projected by 2050 — ExQor's unified approach represents a potential shift from disease management to disease reversal.
MRI diagnostic accessibility and home-based delivery potential could democratize access to advanced neurological care, reducing the global economic burden currently projected to reach $1.6 trillion by 2050. (Source: The Lancet)
We welcome inquiries from clinicians, researchers, and partners interested in our CNS diagnostic and therapeutic programs.
Email: info@exqor.com
Tel: +1 (617) 742-4422