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HG205 is a CRISPR/dCas13X-based gene therapy developed by HuidaGene Therapeutics for the treatment of congenital sensorineural hearing loss resulting from OTOF (otoferlin) gene mutations, specifically the p.Q829X mutation. The drug utilizes RNA base-editing technology to modulate expression of the OTOF protein and is designed for direct intracochlear injection. HG205 aims to restore or enhance otoferlin function, which is critical for normal hearing, by correcting pathogenic mutations at the RNA level. Its mechanism of action is classified as an "OTOF protein expression modulator." Clinical development has primarily focused on pediatric populations.
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