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Oxygen 21 %

University of South Florida · Phase 3 active Small molecule

Oxygen 21% is a hyperoxic gas mixture that increases arterial oxygen partial pressure to enhance tissue oxygenation and potentially promote healing or therapeutic benefit in hypoxic conditions.

Oxygen 21% is a hyperoxic gas mixture that increases arterial oxygen partial pressure to enhance tissue oxygenation and potentially promote healing or therapeutic benefit in hypoxic conditions. Used for Hypoxic conditions or tissue hypoxia (specific indication unclear from limited information).

At a glance

Generic nameOxygen 21 %
SponsorUniversity of South Florida
ModalitySmall molecule
Therapeutic areaRespiratory/Critical Care or Wound Healing
PhasePhase 3

Mechanism of action

This investigational therapy delivers a higher concentration of oxygen (21% is standard room air; this likely refers to enriched oxygen or a specific formulation) to increase dissolved oxygen in blood and improve oxygen delivery to tissues. The mechanism is based on enhancing aerobic metabolism and reducing hypoxia-related pathology in target tissues.

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