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Cell-targeted lipid nanoparticle (ctLNP): a breakthrough technology for targeted delivery

Our proprietary ctLNP technology enables selective access to T cells and precise target inhibition by siRNA to selectively modulate T cells , blocking autoimmune tissue damage while sparing the broader immune system.

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Our proprietary stealth technology prevents our LNP from interacting with serum-binding proteins and reduces clearance by the liver and spleen to less than 1%, enabling to superior potency & selectivity.

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Designed for modularity, we can swap ligands to target new cell types, and our ctLNP is compatible with a wide array of payloads

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Silences targets in T cells , not in other cell types, because uptake only occurs in cells that express our target receptor

Unlocking undruggable targets in T cells for the first time

Our ctLNP selectively reaches T cells and is specifically engineered to increase cytoplasmic exposure, enabling functional siRNA delivery. Direct conjugates can’t deliver effectively to T cells due to low cytoplasmic exposure.

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Novel access to T cells unlocks a series of targets that have the potential to change how T cells activate, differentiate, infiltrate, and damage tissues in T cell–driven autoimmune diseases.

Our selective delivery allows us to inhibit targets in T cells while sparing critical function in other cell types. Additionally, siRNA enables us to access difficult-to-drug targets with selectivity and durability, as many of these targets are not accessible from the cell surface where antibodies function.

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Modulating T cell activity to combat autoimmune diseases

Leveraging our ctLNP-siRNA technology, we’re uniquely positioned to address a range of poorly drugged or undruggable T cell targets.

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