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The undisclosed cardiometabolic drug is a program being developed through a collaboration between Korro Bio and Novo Nordisk. It leverages Korro Bio's proprietary Oligonucleotide Promoted Editing of RNA (OPERA) platform. This platform is designed to utilize oligonucleotides to induce specific changes in messenger RNA (mRNA) encoding proteins, thereby modulating protein function without altering the underlying DNA genome. This approach aims to provide a pharmacologically titratable and transient genetic medicine, potentially enabling the targeting of previously undruggable pathways for cardiometabolic diseases such as obesity, diabetes, and cardiovascular diseases. Korro Bio is responsible for advancing the programs through preclinical development, with Novo Nordisk taking over for subsequent clinical studies.
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