Skye Bioscience
@skyebioscience.com
We are a biopharmaceutical company focused on the development of proprietary cannabinoid derivatives for the treatment of glaucoma and other diseases with significant unmet medical needs. Our innovative approach to drug development combines strong science with the drive to find solutions where the need is the greatest.
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About Skye Bioscience
Skye Bioscience is a biotechnology company developing next-generation medicines for obesity and other metabolic diseases. Listed on Nasdaq under the ticker SKYE, the company focuses on first-in-class molecules that modulate G-protein coupled receptors, with an emphasis on the CB1 receptor and therapeutic needs that existing treatments may not fully address. Its approach spans drug design, manufacturing, preclinical and clinical development, and regulatory review.
Skye’s lead candidate, nimacimab, is a potentially first-in-class antibody designed to inhibit peripheral CB1 receptors. The company is investigating its potential as an obesity treatment, both on its own and in combination with semaglutide. Skye reported that its Phase 2a combination study showed additional weight loss compared with semaglutide alone, without an increase in gastrointestinal disorders or neuropsychiatric concerns; further study is ongoing. The company’s research explores whether peripheral CB1 inhibition could influence energy expenditure, fat metabolism, appetite, and related metabolic processes. Skye also shares information about its pipeline, clinical trials, scientific rationale, company updates, and investor news through its website.
Company type
Public Company
Year founded
2012
Company size
2-10 employees
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Obesity therapeutics
Peripheral CB1 inhibition
Clinical-stage biotechnology
G-protein coupled receptor drugs
Anti-obesity drug development
