Small Activating RNAs - a Novel Therapeutic Class of Oligonucleotides

SMi reports: Understanding the principles of RNA activation and possibilities of therapeutic benefit at Oligonucleotide Therapeutics and Delivery Conference 2021.

London, United Kingdom, July 08, 2021 --(PR.com)-- Engage in the latest innovations of oligonucleotide therapeutics with insights into immunochemotherapeutics, ocular indications and Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. Deepen your understanding of crucial delivery methods and available platforms for non-hepatocytic delivery.

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Emerging Delivery Solutions

Targeted Delivery of C/EBPa-saRNA by RNA Aptamers

Understanding the principles of RNA activation and possibilities of therapeutic benefit

Harnessing small activating RNAs for the treatment of Pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma

Evaluating aptamers and appropriate means of targeted delivery

Looking at lessons learnt from using saRNA for oncological purposes

Nagy Habib, Professor of Surgery, Imperial College, Co-founder MiNA therapeutics, Imperial College London

Small activating RNAs - a novel therapeutic class of oligonucleotides

Description of saRNA technology to upregulate transcription and broad applicability to a range of therapeutic targets

Generation of a lead candidate saRNA to HNF4a for liver disease

Update on MiNA’s lead saRNA clinical agent MTL-CEBPA – Clinical PD and efficacy

Matthew Catley, Research Director, MiNa Therapeutics Ltd.

The tool-box approach to improve the performance of siRNA-platform technology

Interplay of design and function
Stability and duration of action
Linker design and valency of ligands
Is there room for additional improvements?

Adrien Weingartner, Principal Scientist, Group Leader Drug Delivery, Silence Therapeutics

Clinical development of AsiDNA, a first in class decoy agonist oligonucleotide targeting DNA damage response in tumor cells

Introduction to platON™: proprietary chemistry platform based on a library of decoy agonist oligonucleotides which generates disruptive compounds acting on intracellular DNA-binding targets

Introduction to AsiDNA the leading decoy agonist generated from platON and targeting DNA damage response function

Recent preclinical highlights: AsiDNA abrogates resistance to multiple anti-cancer targeted therapies

Recent clinical development of AsiDNA

Outlining next steps of clinical development

Wael Jdey, Head of Biology, Onxeo S.A.

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