"Miniproteins" could power oral biologics for inflammatory diseases

19 January 2024
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A new collaboration between two privately-held biotechs in Boston, USA, will aim to develop novel, oral biologic therapies for inflammatory diseases.

Vivtex Corporation, a specialist in the development of oral biologics for major diseases, agreed terms for the strategic deal with AI Proteins, an artificial intelligence firm using computational protein design.

AI Proteins is working to create so-called miniproteins, a novel therapeutic approach which scientists at the company believe could usher in a range of new treatment options for patients.

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