Live life again

We develop transformative therapies for the elimination of the risk for chronic viral diseases

We strive to improve the quality of life of transplant recipients

Transplantation is intended to give patients their life back, but an infection with cytomegalovirus (CMV) triggered by the transplant conditioning therapy may be devastating to patient outcomes. SYN002 is aimed at improving the life of transplant patients and ensure their ability to enjoy a normal life after transplantation by eliminating the risk of CMV infection in transplant recipients, either by treating the donor organ (ex vivo) prior to transplantation or by treating the recipient after transplantation (in vivo).

We strive to improve the quality of life of transplant recipients

Transplantation is intended to give patients their life back, but an infection with cytomegalovirus (CMV) triggered by the transplant conditioning therapy may be devastating to patient outcomes. SYN002 is aimed at improving the life of transplant patients and ensure their ability to enjoy a normal life after transplantation by eliminating the risk of CMV infection in transplant recipients, either by treating the donor organ (ex vivo) prior to transplantation or by treating the recipient after transplantation (in vivo).

Transplantations give patients a second chance at life

Organ and stem cell donation give seriously ill people a second chance at life. Children and young people return to school, and adults can often resume to work and live life again

Cytomegalovirus can be devastating for transplant recipients

All personal investments and preparations related to getting a transplantation may be lost due to a cytomegalovirus (CMV) infection

We protect the investment in quality of life for transplant recipients

By eliminating CMV infection, Synklino will ensure a fast track back to life for patients, so they can live and enjoy the regained life after their transplantation

What is Cytomegalovirus (CMV)?

Human cytomegalovirus (CMV) is a β-herpesvirus. Like all herpesvirus, CMV establishes life-long latent infection and is found in more than 60% of adults worldwide. There is currently no cure for CMV. Once you have been infected with CMV, the virus establishes latency (dormant state) from where it may re-activate and cause an active lytic infection. Normally, a healthy person’s immune system keeps the virus from causing illness and most people will never know they have CMV.

Find out more about CMV

» I have three pairs of new running shoes and new running clothes to put in the closet. It is my belief that it will be good again when I get a new liver

— (Quote from a patient waiting for a liver transplantation)

Synklino in the news

Financing round in Synklino heavily oversubscribed

Synklino, which develops an innovative and groundbreaking drug for the treatment of cytomegalovirus (CMV) infections in transplant recipients, announces today that the company has completed a financing round of DKK 106 million/Eur 14 million corresponding to three times the original target.