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Humane GenomicsA platform to make artificial viruses as cancer therapeutics.

Humane Genomics has developed a platform to engineer cancer killing viruses. We have taken a first principles approach to design and make oncolytic viral therapies. Using a highly lytic RNA virus engineered with "2 factor authentication" (using selective infection and selective replication) they have an on-target to off-target kill ratio > 1000. We are working on our first indication, pediatric liver cancer (hepatoblastoma), with our partners at Texas Children's Hospital, who are world leading experts. We have in vivo (mouse) data showing safety and currently developing efficacy data and are showing 50% reduction in tumor volume.

2021-07-21
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Humane Genomics: Revolutionizing Cancer Treatment

Revolutionizing cancer treatment with precision-designed oncolytic viral therapies

Key Features

  • Unparalleled Safety: Utilizing selective infection and selective replication.
  • Maximized Therapeutic Window: No seroprevalence.
  • Highly Lytic: Ensuring efficient killing of cancer cells.
  • Systematic Delivery: Treats both primary tumors and metastases.
  • Cost-Effective Production: Designed with manufacturing in mind.

Use Cases

  • Primary Tumor Treatment: Effective targeting and destruction of primary cancerous growths.
  • Metastatic Cancer Management: Systematic delivery to address metastases.
  • Precision Medicine: Tailored therapies for individual patient profiles.
  • Research and Development: Accelerated design and testing of new oncolytic viral therapies.

Pricing

Pricing details are tailored to specific treatment plans and research needs. Contact us for a customized quote.

Teams

Our team at Humane Genomics is dedicated to harnessing the power of synthetic biology to engineer cancer-killing viruses. We bring together experts in computer-aided design, DNA synthesis, and cell transfection to create state-of-the-art oncolytic viral therapies.