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Renhaim
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- Private
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Overview
Renhaim is advancing a pipeline of novel therapeutics centered on proprietary mRNA synthesis and delivery technologies. Its lead program is RTX-V002, a personalized blood cancer vaccine expected to enter phase 1 trials in 2025. The company also has a BAFFR-targeted CAR-T cell therapy currently in clinical trials and an early-stage disease-modifying osteoarthritis drug using the mRNA platform. The company’s approach leverages open innovation with academic leaders such as Larry W. Kwak of City of Hope and technology transfer from PeproMene Bio.
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- HematologyRheumatologyOncology
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- mRNA-based drugsCAR-T cell therapyVaccineCell therapySmall molecule
- Industry
- Biotech
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