CuroNZ News

CuroNZ is pleased to report high level pre-clinical results achieved in patient dog studies in collaboration with Dr Roger Clemmons, Associate professor of Neurology for animals at the University of Florida.  He has applied intra-muscular NRP injections to several patient dogs suffering from spinal cord injury, eye diseases and the dog equivalent of progressive Multiple Sclerosis (degenerative myelopathy). 

We have uploaded a video of ‘Buc’ the dog who has spinal cord injury and the dog equivalent of retinitis pigmentosa, the video shows before and after NRP walking, gait and movement.  Click to view Video. 

Since having NRP injections Buc's eyesight has not deteriorated as would normally be expected in this timeframe and as you can see on the video his gait and walking is much improved.

Due to NRPs regenerative properties, it has the potential to be efficacious for many central nervous system diseases.

Some of CuroNZ's target diseases are the following:

CNS Biology

"Pearl Chain" like Migration Diagram showing NRP provoking a “pearl-chain”-like migration (arrows) over a few millimeters originating from the thalamic tissue heading towards neocortical tissue.  The in vitro  assay  used postnatal rat CNS-derived brain slices cultivated on coverslips.

Read more about:

• Motoneurone disease
• Stroke
• Peripheral Neuropathy
• Multiple Sclerosis

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