Resolve Therapeutics
Private Company
Total funding raised: $30M
Overview
Resolve Therapeutics is pioneering a novel therapeutic approach that targets extracellular RNA and DNA as a fundamental driver of inflammation. Its lead asset, RSLV-132, is an Fc-fusion nuclease in Phase 2 trials for Sjögren's disease, with prior clinical data generated in lupus and Long COVID. The company is leveraging its platform to address both chronic autoimmune conditions and acute inflammatory settings like polytrauma, positioning itself in a high-unmet-need market with a potentially differentiated, non-immunosuppressive mechanism.
Technology Platform
Fully-human biologic Fc-fusion nuclease platform combining RNases/DNases with an antibody Fc domain to enzymatically degrade extracellular nucleic acids (cfRNA, cfDNA, NETs) that drive inflammation.
Funding History
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Competitive Landscape
Competition in Sjögren's and lupus includes broad immunosuppressants and a few targeted biologics, but no therapies directly targeting extracellular nucleic acids. In the broader field of NETs and nucleic acid clearance, Resolve faces emerging competition from other biotechs and academic efforts. Its primary competitive advantage is the clinical-stage validation of its specific Fc-RNase fusion approach.