One Backbone, Multiple Viral Assets

AI-Driven Platform for Rapid Antiviral Drug Development

VIRITIS AT A GLANCE

  • AI-driven antiviral drug discovery platform
  • Proprietary antisense molecular technology
  • 97.1% cellular protection in proof-of-concept studies
  • Rapid development of targeted antiviral candidates
  • Designed to address emerging viral threats
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THE PROBLEM

Emerging viruses are evolving faster than drug development

Development of antiviral therapeutics traditionally takes many years. Meanwhile, new viral pathogens can emerge and spread globally within months.

Major challenges in antiviral drug development include:

• Long discovery and development timelines
• Viral mutation and resistance
• Limited ability to rapidly respond to new pathogens
• Complex manufacturing and distribution requirements

The COVID-19 pandemic demonstrated the urgent need for rapid and adaptable antiviral therapeutic platforms.

THE SOLUTION: EXHAUVIR

From Sequence to treatment

Finding conserved genomic sequence in the targeted virus

Customizing our molecule (EXHAUVIR)

EXHUAVIR enter the cells then attached to the target virus

Cellular mechanisms destroy the virus

EXHUVIR is completely disintegrated without harmfull residue

PROOF OF CONCPEST

Preliminary studies demonstrate strong antiviral activity of Viritis molecular design 

Key findings include:

• 97.1% cellular protection in initial cellular assays


• Targeting of conserved viral sequences


• Efficient disruption of viral replication

These results support Viritis platform potential for rapid therapeutic generation.

גרף מעודכן

MARKET OPPORTUNITY

A growing global antiviral therapeutics market

The global antiviral therapeutics market represents a multi-billion-dollar opportunity 

  • Increasing emergence of viral diseases

 

  • Global pandemic preparedness programs

 

  • Rising viral resistance to existing treatments

 

  • Increased investment in antiviral drug development

 

Platform-based antiviral technologies have the potential to play a key role in addressing future global health challenges.

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Be a part of the future of therapeutics