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Capabilities

One platform
end to end

Six capabilities that carry a molecule from target selection through regulatory approval, with the prediction work done before the expensive part starts.

Platform capabilities

01

Predictive drug development

GATC Health's engine reads biological, clinical, and molecular data to rank targets, model toxicity and ADME, and forecast how a candidate performs. Independently measured above 80% accuracy.

02

Conditionally Active Biologics

BioAtla antibodies that stay inactive in healthy tissue and switch on in the acidic, inflamed conditions of disease. Selectivity is the whole point.

03

Senescence programmes

Drugs that clear the inflamed senescent cells driving age-related disease in bone, kidney, heart, liver, and lung, while sparing the ones that protect tissue.

04

Clinical trial design

Patient populations, endpoints, and protocols modelled in silico first. Trials run smaller, enrol faster, and answer the question they were designed to answer.

05

Regulatory execution

Studies run inside the double-blind frameworks the FDA and EMA already trust, led by operators who have taken drugs through them before.

06

Partnering and licensing

Ernst & Young values each asset at $50 million to $150 million today, with commercial potential above $1 billion. We license, partner, or sell when the data supports it.

Pipeline

Ten assets, two horizons

Two programmes enter IND-enabling and preclinical work through 2027. The rest sit behind more than 100 international patents, waiting on the data that moves them forward.

IND-enabling · 2026

Anti-aging lead

Our first senescence programme, clearing the inflamed cells behind age-related disease in bone, kidney, heart, liver, and lung.

Preclinical · 2027

Systemic longevity

A whole-body programme targeting the biology of aging itself, alongside candidates in immune disease and CNS disorders.

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