miRecule, a biotechnology company focusing on RNA therapies, and GBI Biomanufacturing, a CDMO, partnered to advance the development and clinical supply of miRecule’s Antibody-RNA Conjugate (ARC) based products. Under the agreement, GBI will leverage its expertise and facilities to support miRecule in the development and clinical production of its ARC therapies.
These therapies combine the precision of antibody targeting with the efficacy of oligonucleotide-based therapeutics, representing a significant advancement in the treatment of challenging and rare diseases with unmet medical need, according to Anthony Saleh, PhD, CEO of miRecule.
“Our collaboration with GBI marks a significant milestone in advancing our ARC technology to address the genetic causes of serious diseases. Their expertise in conjugation technologies and antibody manufacturing makes them an ideal partner to efficiently propel our ARC programs into clinical development, with the potential to deliver meaningful benefits to patients,” said Saleh.
“This partnership with miRecule showcases our commitment to advancing innovative therapeutic modalities. By consolidating the development and manufacturing of both monoclonal antibodies and RNA bioconjugates under one roof, we can streamline the path to clinical trials,” added Karl Pinto, chairman and CEO of GBI. “Our experience and continued investments in ARC manufacturing position us uniquely to support miRecule’s groundbreaking work.”
