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14-day Process. No preconditioning therapy necessary.

Day 1

A whole blood sample is drawn. Tregs are separated and the red cells are returned to the patient's blood stream preventing anemia.

Day 2 - 13

Tregs are sent for processing where gene editing technology is used to delete the SRC-3 gene.

Day 14

The patient's engineered

Tregs are transfused back through their vein. Since the patient's own cells are used, there is no immune system rejection.

Day 15

Engineered Tregs hone into the cancer and allow the immune system to recognize, attack, and permanently eradicate cancer cells.

Mechanism of SRC-3KO Treg mediated tumor eradication

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Award-winning science behind our latest discoveries.

CoRegen’s science won the prestigious 2023 Cozzarelli Prize awarded by the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) for “Outstanding Scientific Quality and Originality. ” Recognized as the top paper among 2,500 reviewed by the world's leading scientists is a powerful validation of our work.

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Groundbreaking. Disruptive. Scalable. Accessible.

In the future, it will be hard to imagine that we once fought cancer with scalpels, radiation, and toxic drugs. This will be recorded in the history of medicine as the moment CoRegen changed the course of healthcare forever.

The problem

The immune system cannot attack cancer if it is unable to see and engage with it.

Cancer cells multiply when immune effector cells (B, T, NK cells) become incapacitated within the tumor tissue.

Evade

Tregs block other immune cells from attacking cancer cells.

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The Solution

Our Treg-based therapy enables the immune system to see, engage, and penetrate tumors to eradicate cancer cells.

We have identified the one cell (Treg) out of 200 and the gene in Tregs out of over 22,000 that when disabled, enables the destruction of cancer cells. We've demonstrated that removing SRC-3 drives the immune system to destroy the cancer. This resulted in fundamental changes in the immune system's ability to see, engage, and attack a broad range of cancers.

Attack

SRC-3KO Tregs attack cancer cells and permit other immune cells to also attack.

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Currently approved immune checkpoint modulator biologics only inhibit a single target at a time.

Our approach impacts multiple immune checkpoint target genes, leading to a superior anti-tumor effect when compared to existing single-target immune checkpoint biologic drugs. This shows that we are a master regulator of genes. 
WE ARE A MASTER REGULATOR OF OVER 1,000 GENES.

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Impressive Efficacy

Compelling preclinical results in mouse models. 

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Currently approved immune checkpoint modulator biologics only inhibit a single target at a time.

Our approach impacts multiple immune checkpoint target genes, leading to a superior anti-tumor effect when compared to existing single-target immune checkpoint biologic drugs. This shows that we are a master regulator of genes. 

WE ARE A MASTER REGULATOR OF OVER 1,000 GENES.

Product

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$25.0

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$7.0

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Impressive Efficacy

Compelling preclinical results in mouse models. 

Engineered Tregs eradicate triple-negative breast cancer in mice

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Engineered Tregs stop prostate cancer in mice

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Glioblastoma does not develop with engineered Tregs in mice

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Pancreatic cancer does not develop with engineered Tregs in mice

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The Patient Experience

Patient treatments will be done in an outpatient setting.

Phlebotomy (blood draw) and leukapheresis (separating and collecting white blood cells) can be accomplished in many blood banks. Treg infusion can be administered in any well-equipped infusion center with only a single therapy treatment.

Hospitalization is not anticipated. Since there is no cytokine release and no toxicity like with CAR-T and chemotherapy; based on preclinical observations, we anticipate a very well-tolerated patient response to our therapy. 

The engineered cells are administered without depletion of existing immune cells (preconditioning). This maintains the
normal integrity of the immune system.

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The Benefits

T memory cell population is increased in animals treated with engineered SRC-3 KO Treg cells

Smaller number of engineered SRC-3 KO Treg dominate over existing normal Treg cells within tumor tissue

SRC-3 KO Treg attract CD8+, CD4+ and NK tumor killing effector cells into tumors

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We are pursuing next generation gene editing technologies to replace adoptive cell transfer based therapies.

This adaptable platform opens unprecedented possibilities for precision medicine and genetic therapies.

The Current Solution - Complexity and Cost of Adoptive Cell Transfer

Genetically altering cells to treat disease often requires adoptive cell transfer, a process that is proven to be effective but can be complex and resource-intensive.

Our Approach - A ‘Therapy in a Bottle’

We are developing an injectable biologic capable of genetic engineering directly in the body, eliminating the need for external cell manipulation. This innovation enables treatment anywhere IV access is available, making advanced therapies more accessible.

Disruptive Technology with Far-Reaching Potential

This approach has the potential to replace most adoptive cell therapies, offering a simpler, more scalable alternative for genetic treatments.

Expanding the Possibilities of In Vivo Gene Editing

Our technology leverages an in vivo, cell- and tissue-directed Cas9 fusion protein, which can be paired with:

  • Any cell-targeting antibody to reach specific cell types

  • Any sgRNA to edit any of the ~20,000 human genes

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