TherageniX and University of Nottingham Awarded £995K Innovate UK Grant to Develop Powdered Gene Therapy for Bone Regeneration
- Novel non-viral gene delivery platform to help advance tissue repair following orthopaedic surgery
- Funding from Innovate UK’s Transforming Medicines Manufacturing programme supporting innovative technologies for intracellular drug delivery
London, UK, and Nottingham, UK, 31 August 2023: TherageniX, a University of Nottingham spin out pioneering a dry powder gene therapy formulation for bone graft augmentation, and its collaborator, the University of Nottingham, have been awarded a £995,000 grant from Innovate UK, the UK’s innovation agency. The funding will support the development of the Company’s gene therapy in a powder, a non-viral gene delivery system to improve tissue regeneration following surgery. TherageniX will initially focus on orthopaedic applications, with the aim of improving the outcomes for patients undergoing bone grafting procedures.