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A preclinical-stage liposomal long-acting injectable (LAI) antibiotic being developed by Akagera Medicines for the treatment of Non-Tuberculous Mycobacteria (NTM) infections. The formulation consists of a small molecule antibiotic encapsulated within liposomal nanoparticles. This delivery system is specifically engineered to exploit phagocytosis-mediated uptake by macrophages, the primary cellular reservoir where NTM pathogens reside and replicate. By targeting macrophages and providing a sustained-release profile, the therapy aims to enhance local drug concentrations at the site of infection while reducing systemic toxicity and improving patient compliance compared to traditional oral therapies.
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