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The proceeds from the raise will advance Anellogy™ platform toward the clinic, transforming commensal anelloviruses into life-saving therapies, creating next-generation programable genetic medicines.
Ring’s conception of Anellovectors™ as a broad bioplatform that could be applicable across diseases holds tremendous promise for unlocking the field of genetic medicines.
Data from poster presentation will illustrate that most anellovirus peptides are not associated with an antibody response in humans when compared to other known human viruses.