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ACM-013 is a preclinical-stage RNA therapeutic candidate being developed by ACM Biolabs. It utilizes the company's proprietary Artificial Cell Membrane (ACM) technology, specifically the ATP-RNA (Artificial Cell Membrane-Tunable Polymer RNA) delivery platform, to facilitate in vivo immune cell engineering. The program is designed to deliver therapeutic RNA payloads directly to immune cells within the patient's body, aiming to reprogram or enhance their function for therapeutic applications. As of early 2026, the program remains in the discovery and preclinical development phase, with a focus on enabling RNA-based therapies through targeted delivery.
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