eXoZymes wins USD 2.03 million NIH grant for cannabinoid analog development
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- Exozymes secured a $2.03 million NIH NIGMS Phase IIB SBIR grant to advance rare cannabinoids and engineered cannabinoid analogs for drug discovery.
- Work is slated to start July 1, 2026, targeting scale-up of enzyme systems and preclinical receptor-binding assays for its cannabinoid library.
- Occidental College, via Vikram Shende’s lab, will receive a sub-award under the program.
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