Compartmentalized Delivery of AAV Achieved in the Kidney
On-Target vs Systemic Drug Concentration
LRP Delivery System
Systemic Circulation
AAV – Cocktail
(5 different serotypes)
4.9E+14 total vg
9.8E+13 vg per serotype
60-minute LRP
Sacrifice D15
9.8E+13 vg per serotype
60-minute LRP
Sacrifice D15
Closed-Loop Isolated Perfusion Dramatically Increases Target Organ Exposure vs. Systemic Route of Administration
DiNATEQ™ LRP system administration significantly increases AAV organ exposure vs intravenous
injection, thereby reducing dosage for treatment
injection, thereby reducing dosage for treatment
Key Findings
Area under the curve (AUC) ~200x greater for DiNATEQ™ LRP vs. IV at same total dose (i.e., sustained exposure).
Organ isolation and PK profile of DiNATEQ™ LRP delivery creates a new paradigm for capsid selection.
AAV gene therapy Cmax is ~100x higher when delivering the same dose via DiNATEQ™ LRP system versus intravenously.
Compartmentalized Delivery of AAV
Achieved in the Kidney
Achieved in the Kidney
IV Injection
AAV-CAG-GFP
9.9E14 total vg, 1.1E+13 vg/kg Sacrifice D22
AAV-CAG-GFP
9.9E14 total vg, 1.1E+13 vg/kg Sacrifice D22
Kidney DiNATEQ™ LRP
AAV -CAG-GFP
9.9E+14 total vg, 1.1E+13 vg/kg 1-hour procedure, Sacrifice D22
AAV -CAG-GFP
9.9E+14 total vg, 1.1E+13 vg/kg 1-hour procedure, Sacrifice D22
Relative kidney liver transduction increased by >600x through DiNATEQ™ LRP administration vs IV Adjusted for relative organ size, kidney: liver transduction increased by >7,000x
Direct Delivery System Safety Confirmed
in Large Animal Models
in Large Animal Models

Conducted a combined >80 acute and chronic LRP studies in the heart and kidney
- >90% procedural successful based on pre-defined study objectives
- Overall safety experience is excellent
- No evidence of compromise of either kidney or heart function
- Histologic findings minimal with no clinical impact
- Laboratory findings consistent with procedure and largely attributable to blood loss due to protocol (e.g., sampling schedule)
Systemic Safety
No Evidence of:
- Hepatotoxicity
- Hemolysis
- Inflammatory reactions
- Coagulation dysfunction
- Immune activation
H&E of Pig Myocardium
H&E of Pig Kidney Cortical Section
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