Ring Therapeutics, a biotech based in Massachusetts, USA, has announced strategic partnerships with Singapore’s Agency for Science, Technology, and Research (A*STAR) and the Singapore Eye Research Institute (SERI).
The collaborations are aimed at advancing gene therapy research through Ring’s Anellogy platform, which leverages anelloviruses as redosable vectors for targeted genetic therapies.
These vectors are designed to enhance targeted delivery to tissues such as the eye and tumor sites - addressing major limitations of traditional gene therapy technologies. The partnerships with A*STAR and SERI aim to advance research in ophthalmology and oncology applications while enhancing Ring’s manufacturing processes for scalable production.
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