Excellent news for AlveoGene today with confirmation of our Rare Paediatric Disease Designation from the FDA for AVG-002 indicated in lethal neonatal surfactant deficiency SP-B. This sets us on the pathway to developing a first-and-best-in-class product for this unmet medical need and provide a lasting therapeutic solution enabled by our inhaled gene therapy platform, InGenuITy®. Once approved, we will also qualify for the award of a Priority Review Voucher, which recently have secured associated valuations in the $100-150m range. We are also making excellent progress with AVG-003 indicated in ABCA3 surfactant deficiency, and data in hand supports AVG-001 becoming the preferred future product for the treatment of AATD lung disease.
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Transforming Rare Respiratory Disease Outcomes Using Inhaled Genes Therapy
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AlveoGene is an innovative company focused on transforming rare respiratory disease outcomes using inhaled gene therapy. AlveoGene has been created by OSE, Harrington and OCC in partnership with six leading scientists from the world-renowned UK Respiratory Gene Therapy Consortium (GTC). The GTC was founded in 2001 to catalyse the application of pioneering research to gene therapy development and manufacturing related to cystic fibrosis and other respiratory diseases, and originated at Imperial College London and the Universities of Oxford and Edinburgh. AlveoGene has secured an exclusive licence to a proprietary and validated next-generation lentiviral delivery platform developed by the GTC for the treatment of respiratory diseases with high unmet need (excluding the use of the CFTR gene which is mutated in cystic fibrosis). Gene therapies developed using our “InGenuiTy™” platform can be delivered through a nebuliser, transducing lung epithelial cells with high efficiency and producing a long duration of action, and can achieve these effects following repeated administration. The platform has been developed over more than a decade, supported by approximately £72 million in grant funding, including from the Wellcome Trust, Department of Health and Social Care, Medical Research Council and the Cystic Fibrosis Trust.
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www.alveogene.com
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- Biotechnology Research
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
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- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2022
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AlveoGene in the news!
AlveoGene is a finalist in the RESI London Innovator's Pitch Challenge (IPC)! 🎉 Executive Chair David Hipkiss will showcase their groundbreaking work on Wednesday December 4, at 11 Cavendish Square. The IPC is a golden opportunity for founders and CEOs to shine during RESI. Each session features a Q&A with active #earlystage #investor judges, providing invaluable feedback and exposure. 🚀 Don't miss your chance to participate! Applications for RESI London are still open. Secure your spot now: https://lnkd.in/ej9p5_uq #RESI #RESILONDON #LifeScience #Healthcare #Innovation
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Excellent news for AlveoGene and our efforts in rare respiratory disease supporting the development of our InGenuITy® enabled assets in neonatal surfactant protein deficiencies SP-B (AVG-002) and ABCA3 (AVG-003) at pace.
Corporate Advisor | Alternative Funding | Orphan Drugs | Rare Pediatric Disease Designation | Priority Review Voucher
Acadia Pharmaceuticals Enters Into an Agreement to Sell its Rare Pediatric Disease Priority Review Voucher for $150 Million
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AlveoGene is in Barcelona at the World Orphan Drug Congress this week. I am looking forward to sharing our latest developments as we seek to transform rare respiratory disease outcomes using inhaled gene therapy using #InGenuITy® platform. Our datasets in SP-B, ABCA3 and AATD lung disease are market leading and set a firm foundation for onward clinical development at pace. David Hipkiss is presenting at 16.10 hrs CET on Wed 23rd October and looks forward to welcoming you there. #WODC #OrphanDrug #RareDisease
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I am delighted to be working with the Oxford-Harrington Rare Disease Centre this week at the 2024 Oxford Harrington Rare Disease Symposium which is taking place at Trinity College Oxford from 24th-26th September. I will be presenting AlveoGene's outstanding year of progress as we continue on our mission to transform rare respiratory disease outcomes using inhaled gene therapy. Our InGenuiTy® platform uniquely combines efficacy, durability and convenience with the potential for lifelong protection from a single dose. I will provide updates on our pipeline progress and latest developments in neonatal surfactant protein deficiencies (Lethal SP-B and ABCA3), Alpha-1 anti-trypsin deficency (AATD), and IPF. Please join me at 15-05 hrs on Wednesday 25th September in the Levine Building at Trinity College, Oxford. And to learn more, visit www.alveogene.com
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A great piece of BiotechTV from AlveoGene Investor Director and Oxford Science Enterprises Partner Claire Brown showcasing OSE Investment philosophy and modus operandi. https://lnkd.in/gbRJM6rs To learn more about how AlveoGene are using inhaled gene therapy and our #InGenuiTy platform to transform rare respiratory disease outcomes visit us at www.alveogene.com.
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Very much looking forward to the Advanced Therapies event in London on 19-20th March in London. AlveoGene is making great progress in Transforming Rare Respiratory Disease Outcomes using inhaled gene therapy enabled by our InGenuiTy platform. Keep watching out for our latest announcements in AATD, Profound Surfactant Deficiency and IPF. #genetherapy works
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An excellent development at FDA with Rare Disease Day tomorrow, 29th February 2024. AlveoGene's Mission is transform rare respiratory disease outcomes using inhaled gene therapy utilising our #InGenuiTy® lentiviral platform. This enables us to deliver our proprietary self-inactivating lentiviral vector based products directly to the lung via nebulisation treating disease locally, efficiently, and safely where it’s clinical impact and patient benefit can be the greatest. We focus on respiratory diseases of high value and unmet medical need, developing first-in-class and best-in-class products including Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency (AATD), Neonatal Profound Surfactant Protein Deficiencies (SP-B and ABCA3), and Idiopathic pulmonary Fibrosis (IPF). We have shown single dose efficacy, long-term durability of effect (critically retaining an ability to re-dose if required), combined with the convenience of administration, transforming the current standard of care of frequent IV bolus injections, or providing therapeutic solutions for diseases that currently do not exist. Visit www.alveogene.com to learn more.
Accelerated approval not only can streamline access to potentially life-saving therapies for rare diseases but also afford the FDA much more stringent post-market tools to monitor the long term safety and effectiveness of drugs in real-world settings, by enabling the FDA to demand rigorous post-market studies. This could make it an optimal pathway for therapies where there is significant unmet need, compelling the need for efficient access, and where regulators seek long term follow up to fully ascertain the durability of the treatment effect, and discharge risk of rare off target effects — both of which might not be fully evaluable in any reasonably sized pre-market study.
Accelerated approval will be ‘the norm’ for gene therapies, FDA’s Peter Marks says
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AlveoGene’s Mission is to transform respiratory disease outcomes using inhaled gene therapy. Our #InGenuiTy® platform enables us to deliver our proprietary self-inactivating lentiviral vector based products directly to the lung via nebulisation treating disease locally, efficiently, and safely where it’s clinical impact and patient benefit can be the greatest. We focus on respiratory diseases of high value and unmet medical need, developing first-in-class and best-in-class products including Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency (AATD), Neonatal Profound Surfactant Protein Deficiencies (SP-B and ABCA3), and Idiopathic pulmonary Fibrosis (IPF). Ahead of Rare Disease Day this Thursday, please join the Oxford-Harrington 2024 Rare Disease Day Webinar hosted on Wednesday, Feb. 28, 2024, from 10:00 – 11:00 a.m. EST/3:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. GMT by clicking the link below. @HarringtonDI_UH @OHRareDisease
Oxford-Harrington Discovery Institute - Pioneering a Path to Rare Disease Therapeutics
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I am once again to delighted to be attending DDL 2023 in Edinburgh. I am really looking forward to connecting with colleagues past and present as our new company AlveoGene starts to accelerate its novel inhaled gene therapy programs targeting rare respiratory disease enabled by our #InGenuiTy platform.