PP211 is WayPath's lead compound, a novel small molecule that exploits the unique metabolic vulnerabilities of brain tumor cells. Unlike existing therapies, PP211 is designed to cross the blood-brain barrier, selectively target tumor cell energy pathways, and work independently of glucose metabolism.


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Covers fenofibrate-derived metabolic anti-cancer compounds that inhibit mitochondrial respiration.
PP211 is the lead compound — uniquely kills tumor cells without engaging glycolysis, providing treatment advantage across varying tumor microenvironments.
WayPath holds exclusive, perpetual commercialization rights from LSU Health Sciences Center, New Orleans, for all covered compounds.
NIH STTR Phase I grant awarded Q4 2022, validating scientific merit of PP211. Phase II application submitted Novermber 2025.
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