
Cell Therapy Product Developer
iRegene, as one of the earliest biotech companies globally to apply "AI + chemical induction" to the specific functional modification of cells, has established a rich pipeline of universal iPSC products on this unique platform. It aims to develop universal cell therapy products and provide new treatment options for currently "incurable" diseases such as neurodegenerative disorders represented by Parkinson's disease and blindness. Relying on its self-developed platform based on "AI + chemical induction" for the precise directional modification of cell functions, iRegene determines induction protocols for derivative cells through accurate differential analysis, enabling the efficient transformation of induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) and ensuring drug feasibility. The advantages of the "AI + chemical induction" platform have been validated in clinical stages. Its first universal cell therapy product, NouvNeu001, the world’s first universal chemically induced product for Parkinson’s disease, was approved to enter combined Phase I-II clinical trials in August 2023. The first patient was dosed in January 2024, and so far, promising efficacy and safety data have been obtained in registered clinical trials.
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