American Gene Technologies® is a private biotechnology company supported by accredited investors. The company develops genetic medicines that address unmet medical needs in inherited or acquired diseases through the application of viral vector technology. American Gene Technologies is pioneering disease solutions to achieve permanent cures for human diseases.
The Future of Medicine
American Gene Technologies is focused on creating long-term value for patients, society, investors and donors by developing and testing cutting-edge gene therapies to cure some of humanity’s worst diseases. American Gene Technologies HIV cure clinical trial could not only lead to a blockbuster drug that brings relief to one of society's most elusive epidemics, but it could prove the efficiency and effectiveness of American Gene Technologies platform technologies to cure dozens of diseases ranging from viruses to cancers.
Barry H. Wells, MD
Investor Relations
The Gene & Cell Therapy Industry Is
Poised for Enormous Growth
Current gene and cell therapies are just the tip of a $5 trillion market.
According to Goldman Sachs, the gene and cell therapy industry could become 4X the size of the current pharmaceutical market.
Lead Programs & Pipeline
AGT103-T, our HIV therapeutic, is currently in Phase 1 clinical trials, and we expect to see the lead candidates in our Immuno-oncology and Phenylketonuria (PKU) programs move into the clinic in the next few years.
U.S. Patents & FDA Designations
American Gene Technologies HIV, PKU and Cancer technologies are covered by an extensive patent portfolio.
DLA Piper Global Law Firm and Snell and Wilmer serve as American Gene patent counsels.
In addition, American Gene has been granted FDA Orphan Drug Designation for its treatment of PKU.
HIV Cure Program: Phase 1 Human Trial Accelerates
AGT ™successfully submitted its Investigational New Drug (IND) application to the Food & Drug Administration (FDA) to begin a Phase 1 clinical trial for its genetically modified autologous cell therapy for HIV.
A Montgomery County-based biotechnology company has announced it received approval from the FDA to begin human trials for its HIV cure program. American Gene Technologies has been developing its program for 12 years. ABC7 News reports on the historic milestone.
American Gene Technologies announces the treatment of the first participant in its Phase I clinical trial to evaluate the safety of the cell and gene therapy product AGT103-T.
The Data and Safety Monitoring Board (DSMB) voted unanimously to continue American Gene Technologies HIV Cure Program without modification after safety analysis of the first participant’s data revealed no adverse effects from the treatment AGT103-T.
HIV Program Milestones
HIV Program Milestones
Third-Party Reports on
American Gene Technologies
American Gene Technologies hosted an analyst day to provide insight into the status of HIV therapy, including cure research, which provides a context for understanding the unique features and advantages of the company's AGT103-T cell and gene therapy for HIV. The event was hosted shortly before the IND was submitted.
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Latest News on HIV Clinical Trial Progress
The cell and gene therapy product AGT103-T was evaluated for safety, immunogenicity, and persistence for up to 180 days post infusion. We sought to investigate the impact following analytical treatment interruptions (ATIs)
We conducted a Phase 1a clinical study that evaluated the safety and durability of AGT103-T in seven people living with HIV. We also sought to evaluate the durability of the modified cells.
This is a pivotal step to potentially demonstrating a gene therapy cure for HIV.
Shows Potential for HIV Functional Cure
Our Leaders & Advisors
Jeff Galvin
Chairman, Founder & CEO
Tommy Thompson
Director
and Senior Advisor
Dr. Robert R. Redfield
Special Advisor
to the CEO
Dr. Marcus Conant
Special Advisor
to the CEO
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Barry H. Wells, MD
Business Development,
Investor Relations
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