Advanced Therapies gets grant for artificial viral envelope

28 May 1995

- Advanced Therapies Inc of California, USA, has received a two-year grant from the US Cystic Fibrosis Foundation to develop gene therapy products based on its proprietary artificial viral envelope technology. AVEs are synthetic constructs of natural viral envelopes which can be targeted to specific cells and are versatile in their design, manufacture and administration. They can carry just about any therapeutic agent into cells, including small-molecule and peptide drugs, immunotoxins, genes, enzymes etc.

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