AUMsilence V+ for viral RNA Silencing, Target Discovery, Functional Genomics, and Therapeutic Development
AUMsilence V+ is a next generation genetic research tool for viral research ultimately leading to viral therapy development. AUMsilence V+ can be used for screening, identification, and discovery of genetic targets. Our approach also allows high throughput and fast functional genomics studies and thus potentially reducing the time for development of therapeutics for viral infections. It provides potent viral RNA knockdown by using FANA technology and is designed to degrade or sterically block viral RNA. FANA ASO platform offers high sequence specificity, high stability and allows potent self-delivery into cellular and animals models without the need of transfection reagents or formulations.
AUMsilence V+ : Key features
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High specificity and affinity for viral RNA
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Self-delivery without the need of transfection regents
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Excellent uptake in difficult-to-transfect cells and primary cell cultures
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No toxicity
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High stability and resistance to endonucleases
Not Required |
Transfection Reagents |
Required |
High |
Efficiency in difficult-to-transfet cells |
Low-Moderate |
Non-toxic |
Toxicity |
Can be toxic due to the use of transfection reagents |
Yes |
Can be used in vivo models |
Require extensive optimization and use of delivery reagents |
Highly resistant to nucleases |
Stability |
Moderate |
No |
RISC-associated off-target effects |
Yes |
FANAs have high binding affinity and specificity to the target RNA |
Specificity |
siRNA grade binding affinity and specificity |