MiNA Therapeutics Highlights Preclinical Research on RNA Activation (RNAa) Therapeutics Presented at the Oligonucleotide Therapeutics Society Annual Meeting 25 October, 2023 MiNA Therapeutics Enters Research Collaboration with BioMarin Pharmaceutical to Advance RNAa Platform Research in Rare Genetic Diseases 25 April, 2023 MiNA Therapeutics Presents Late-Breaking Positive Phase 1b Data for MTL-CEBPA in Combination with an Anti-PD1 Checkpoint Inhibitor 14 April, 2023 MiNA Therapeutics presents positive Phase 1b data on MTL-CEBPA in combination with anti-PD1 checkpoint inhibitor 11 Nov, 2022

ABOUT MiNA

MiNA Therapeutics is the global leader in small activating RNA therapeutics or RNAa. Harnessing innate mechanisms of gene activation, RNAa therapeutics are a revolutionary new class of medicines that can restore or boost normal function of genes and thereby protein-modulated pathways in cells.

We are advancing a proprietary pipeline of new medicines with an initial focus on genetic medicine, while collaborating with leading pharmaceutical companies to apply our technology platform across a broad range of other therapeutic areas. 

PIONEERING NEW CLASS OF MEDICINES

RNAa therapeutics are an entirely new class of medicines with potential to offer transformational and curative treatment options to patients across a wide range of diseases.

CLINICALLY VALIDATED

 Our first RNAa medicine has been evaluated in clinical trials in over 120 patients and has achieved clinical Proof of Concept.

ROBUST PLATFORM

Our team have developed a systematic approach to take new RNAa medicines from an idea to patients in a clinical trial in just 2 years.

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