
Secarna Pharmaceuticals develops antisense oligonucleotide therapeutics that modulate gene expression by binding to disease-relevant RNA targets. The company’s approach focuses on targets that are considered difficult or impossible to address with traditional small molecules or antibodies.
Its programs include both proprietary and partnered candidates across multiple disease areas, supported by internal discovery technologies and collaborations with pharmaceutical and biotechnology partners.
Secarna Pharmaceuticals is headquartered in Martinsried, near Munich, Germany.
The company operates primarily as a discovery and preclinical development organization while collaborating internationally with industry and academic partners.
Secarna Pharmaceuticals was founded in 2015 to advance next-generation antisense oligonucleotide drug discovery.
Since its formation, the company has developed proprietary platforms for antisense design and has established multiple research collaborations with pharmaceutical and biotechnology partners.
Secarna’s pipeline targets diseases where antisense therapeutics can provide selective gene modulation. Focus areas include:
The company develops antisense oligonucleotide therapeutics using proprietary discovery technologies.
Key platforms include:
These technologies aim to accelerate the discovery and preclinical development of RNA-targeting therapeutics.
Secarna collaborates with pharmaceutical companies and research institutions to expand its pipeline and apply its antisense discovery platform.
Notable collaborations include:
The company has also entered partnerships with organizations such as Evotec, Denali Therapeutics and Scenic Biotech.
Secarna develops antisense oligonucleotide therapeutics designed to regulate gene expression by binding to RNA targets associated with disease.
The company focuses on immuno-oncology, inflammatory diseases, fibrosis, central nervous system disorders and rare genetic diseases.
Secarna’s lead proprietary program is SECN-15, an antisense oligonucleotide targeting Neuropilin-1 (NRP1) that is being advanced toward IND-enabling studies.
The company’s discovery engine includes the OligoCreator AI-enabled platform and the LNAplus antisense chemistry platform.
Programs are primarily in discovery and preclinical development, with several candidates progressing toward IND-enabling studies.
Yes. The company collaborates with biotechnology and pharmaceutical partners to co-develop antisense therapeutics and apply its discovery platform.
Key milestones include advancement of SECN-15 into clinical development, expansion of strategic collaborations and continued growth of its antisense pipeline.
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