- Collaboration with Biogen to develop gene therapy for an undisclosed target to treat inherited eye disease, plus option for additional target
- The companies will use ViGeneron’s proprietary vgAAV technology to efficiently transduce target cells via intravitreal injections
ViGeneron GmbH, a gene therapy company, today announced a global collaboration and licensing agreement with Biogen Inc. (Nasdaq: BIIB, Cambridge, Mass., USA) to develop and commercialize gene therapy products based on adeno-associated virus (AAV) vectors to treat inherited eye diseases. The companies will use ViGeneron’s proprietary vgAAV, novel engineered AAV capsids, to efficiently transduce retinal cells via intravitreal injections.
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