Ring Therapeutics Turns To Anelloviruses To Disrupt Gene Therapy Space
Executive Summary
Ring Therapeutics is turning to a previously unexplored family of viruses to improve the safety and efficacy of gene therapy. The preclinical science suggests using these anelloviruses as vectors can deliver payloads precisely and without causing a significant immune response. Human trials will need to demonstrate the technology can live up to its disruptive potential.
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