We are proud to announce our collaboration with Antion Biosciences, a Swiss biotechnology company at the forefront of gene silencing technology, to develop next-generation cell therapies that have the potential to transform the treatment landscape for patients worldwide.
The expected results of the cooperation will be engineered allogeneic off-the-shelf CAR-Tregs products with enhanced immunomodulatory activity in the treatment of autoimmune and/ or neurodegenerative diseases.
“The collaboration with Antion Biosciences places PolTREG among an elite group of companies developing allogeneic cell therapies. Treatments based on cells derived from a donor other than the patient offer greater scalability and accessibility, making them highly attractive to the big pharma sector. This strategic partnership significantly strengthens our capabilities in developing next-generation cell therapies. PolTREG is the only company in the world that combines long-term clinical data confirming the safety and efficacy of polyclonal Treg therapies with a broad portfolio of next-generation technologies, including allogeneic Tregs, CAR-TREGs, antigen-specific Tregs, and TCR TREGs” – said Prof. Piotr Trzonkowski, CEO of PolTREG.
The partnership will harness Antion’s cutting-edge microRNA (miRNA)-mediated gene silencing platform to enhance PolTREG’s extensive pipeline of CAR-Treg-based therapies. Antion’s proprietary technology enables highly efficient, tunable, and multiplex engineering of cell and gene therapy products, allowing for unprecedented precision in controlling gene expression within complex cellular environments.
“We are excited to partner with PolTREG, a global leader in Treg-based therapies, to combine our innovative miRNA-mediated gene silencing platform with their unmatched expertise and clinical experience in Tregs cell therapy development. This partnership represents a powerful synergy, enabling us to push the boundaries of allogeneic cell therapy innovation and redefine what’s possible in the treatment of autoimmune and / or neurodegenerative diseases”- said Antonija Sakic, Chief Business and Corporative Development Officer of Antion.