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CSI-102 (also known as Csi102 or Csi-102) is a preclinical-stage gene therapy candidate being developed by Curigin for the treatment of hepatitis B. Utilizing Curigin's proprietary bi-specific siRNA platform, CSI-102 is designed to simultaneously target and inhibit the expression of both the hepatitis B virus (HBV) core protein and interleukin-6 (IL-6). The therapeutic payload is delivered via a viral vector (adenovirus) to achieve dual-gene silencing, aiming to suppress viral replication while mitigating the inflammatory response associated with chronic HBV infection.
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