A new US biotech company—Adaptin Bio—has emerged from stealth with high hopes of overcoming one of medicine’s toughest hurdles.
The North Carolina company claims that its flagship technology, BRiTE (brain bispecific T-cell engager), tackles the challenge of transporting T cell therapies across the blood-brain barrier, allowing them to reach and eliminate malignant tumors within the brain.
By overcoming delivery barriers, Adaptin—a spinout from Duke University—is confident that it can unlock the full potential of existing and future medications, leading to improved patient outcomes across a wide range of diseases.
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