Kimera® Labs Inc publishes novel brain targeting of exosomes in Nature Scientific Reports

The scientific and clinical opportunities presented through this breakthrough study for neurology are exciting. "This study demonstrates a non-invasive and accessible means of targeted delivery across the blood brain barrier," states Dr. Sheldon Jordan, Professor of Neurology at UCLA and lead of the Regenesis Project. "The demonstrated ability to selectively deliver exosomes to brain sites non-invasively with accessible technology should inspire the development of protocols to facilitate neuromodulation with cargoes including small molecules and epigenome modifying factors," he further states.

The scientific and clinical opportunities presented through this breakthrough study for neurology are exciting. "This study demonstrates a non-invasive and accessible means of targeted delivery across the blood brain barrier," states Dr. Sheldon Jordan, Professor of Neurology at UCLA and lead of the Regenesis Project. "The demonstrated ability to selectively deliver exosomes to brain sites non-invasively with accessible technology should inspire the development of protocols to facilitate neuromodulation with cargoes including small molecules and epigenome modifying factors," he further states.

The article can be accessed at https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-023-44785-1

Kimera® Labs received its first Phase I/IIa IND approval to conduct human clinical trials for post-Covid patients on May 16, 2023. The Company is in the process of advancing further neural scientific and clinical developments with its exosomes employing focused ultrasound. 

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