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ADB-101 is a preclinical gene therapy program being developed by Adolore Biotherapeutics for the treatment of erythromelalgia, a rare and severe form of neuropathic pain. The therapy utilizes the proprietary ADLR-1001 platform, which employs a non-toxic, replication-deficient herpes simplex virus (rdHSV) vector (JDNI8) to deliver a variant of the carbonic anhydrase-8 (CA8*) analgesic peptide. ADB-101 is designed for localized delivery to the peripheral somatosensory nervous system, where the expressed CA8* peptide acts as a neuromodulator by activating Kv7 voltage-gated potassium channels. This activation decreases the excitability of pain-sensing neurons, thereby reducing pain signaling. The program is currently in IND-enabling studies and aims to provide a long-term, disease-free treatment option for genetically determined chronic pain.
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