Tevard Biosciences and Zogenix Collaborates to Identify and Develop Novel tRNA-based Gene Therapies for Dravet Syndrome and other Genetic Epilepsies

Tevard Biosciences, a privately-held biotechnology organization pioneering tRNA-based gene therapies, and Zogenix, a worldwide biopharmaceutical organization creating and commercializing uncommon infection treatments, today reported that the organizations have gone into a cooperation to recognize and create novel tRNA-based quality treatments for Dravet syndrome and other genetic epilepsies.

Under the collaboration, Tevard will use its two interesting tRNA-based discovery platforms focused with respect to mRNA Stabilization and Nonsense Codon Suppression to find and advance novel drug candidates for the treatment of Dravet condition and other genetic epilepsies. Zogenix will additionally build up the up-and-comers through cutting edge preclinical examinations and clinical turn of events, and be responsible for overall commercialization.