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ORB-011 is a cutting-edge attenuated, cis-targeted interferon immunotherapy compound. It is under phase 1 clinical development for the treatment of patients with advanced solid tumors.
AV5124 is an Influenza viral RNA processing inhibitor, small molecule drug candidate, which is currently being evaluated for the treatment of influenza.
Platform combines libraries of more than 120,000 unique potential antiviral molecules that targets various cellular proteins. Libraries cover highly important coronaviruses as well as HIV, HBV and Influenza.