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OXB-204

Development stage
Discontinued
Lead developer
Oxford BioMedica
Modality
Gene Therapies
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Overview

OXB-204 is an investigational **gene therapy** from Oxford BioMedica being developed for **Leber congenital amaurosis type 10**. The program was described as using Oxford BioMedica's proprietary **gene transference technology** to deliver a therapeutic genetic payload intended to address the underlying inherited retinal disease biology in LCA10, a severe congenital retinal disorder that causes profound vision loss from birth or early infancy. Based on the provided information, OXB-204 was in **preclinical development** and listed as available for licensing.

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Targets

CEP290 (Centrosomal protein 290)

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