N2OFF shares surge 15.76% premarket as MitoCareX reports positive in vitro anti-inflammatory drug data.
ByAinvest
Friday, Jan 23, 2026 4:47 am ET1min read
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N2OFF Inc. surged 15.76% in premarket trading following preliminary in vitro data from its subsidiary MitoCareX Bio, which demonstrated that MITOLINE™-derived small-molecule candidates reduced pro-inflammatory markers in human immune cells. The results validate mitochondrial carrier modulation as a potential therapeutic approach for inflammatory metabolic diseases, a market projected to exceed $120 billion by 2030. The news underscores MitoCareX’s progress in overcoming a key drug discovery bottleneck via its algorithmic platform and positions the company to advance candidates toward pre-clinical studies. The stock’s sharp rise aligns with the announcement’s implications for future revenue potential in a high-growth sector, overshadowing broader financial challenges highlighted in other reports.
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