Skyhawk's RNA splicing modulators can address a broad range of diseases.

Skyhawk's small molecules are designed to specifically and selectively bind to RNA pockets.

Although 26% of human proteins are considered to be disease-related, only 3% of human proteins are currently druggable using traditional protein-targeting methods Skyhawk's small molecules are designed to modulate messenger RNA processing upstream of protein production to address an extraordinary range of traditionally ˝undruggable˝ targets.