Paulash Mohsen
CEO
Vesigen Therapeutics develops a non-viral delivery platform utilizing ARRDC1-Mediated Microvesicles (ARMMs) to transport RNA, proteins, and gene-editing complexes to specific tissues and cell types. This technology addresses the challenges of biodistribution, immunogenicity, and payload capacity that limit the effectiveness of traditional delivery methods.
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CEO
Many novel therapeutics, including RNA, proteins, and gene-editing complexes, face delivery challenges due to limitations of existing vehicles like viral vectors and lipid nanoparticles. These challenges include issues with biodistribution, payload capacity, immunogenicity, dose-limiting toxicity, and manufacturing complexity.
Vesigen Therapeutics is developing a non-viral delivery platform based on ARRDC1-Mediated Microvesicles (ARMMs) to overcome the limitations of traditional delivery methods. The platform enables efficient delivery of various therapeutic payloads, such as RNA, proteins, and gene-editing complexes, to specific tissues and cell types, including those that have been historically difficult to target. ARMMs are engineered by appending a therapeutic payload to the protein ARRDC1, encapsulating it within the vesicle. This approach allows for customizable tissue targeting, a large carrying capacity, efficient delivery across different tissues, and a simplified manufacturing process, while also being immune silent and re-dosable.
The primary target audience includes pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies seeking improved delivery solutions for novel therapeutics, as well as researchers and clinicians developing gene therapies, protein therapeutics, and RNA-based medicines.