[Rius Medical] Building the future of medicine, therapeutic red blood cells as radically better drugs! [Part 1/2]

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[1] Turning academic discovery into cost competitive products produced at large scale, as an innovator, Rius Medical focuses on Cell therapy - the transfer of cellular materials into a patient for therapeutic purposes! That’s “enzyme cargo” red blood cells with building large-scale production facilities for protein production as “enzyme cargo”. Cells are collected from 1x donor sample to create a master cell bank (MCB). The MCB is then used as the source to create cell populations that are processed according to the demands of the specific therapy. [It is not iPSC but bone marrow derived stem cells engineered as MCB for cultured red blood cells inclusive biologic enzyme cargo]. 

Benchmark at “43% BioMarin Palynziq” where Palynziq (market-approved) is at USD 267,000 per year per patient www, the Rius Medical product on EU market is at USD 114,973 per year per patient, the product represents an annual market size in Denmark of USD 50 million; in Scandinavia of USD 199 million and in EU of USD 5 billion – same for USA.

Therapeutics: San Francisco AllCells supplies 1x CD34+ stem cells for Rius Medical engineering and culture at Longmont Colorado US CDMO AGC Biologics for OUT-Licensing to San Francisco Quince Therapeutics, focused on acquiring www, developing, and commercializing innovative therapeutics that transform the lives of patients suffering from debilitating and rare diseases! Immedica obtained exclusive commercialization rights in Europe and several Middle Eastern countries from in-licensing Aeglea BioTherapeutics Loargys (pegzilarginase) www. With culture at Copenhagen Denmark CDMO AGC Biologics, Rius Medical OUT-Licensing to Sweden Immedica is an option.

Out-Licensing the therapeutics enables Rius Medical to focus on enterprise AI and industrial technology for on-time-delivery to patients.

Is it a ridiculous idea for a partnership that brings enterprise AI in providing advanced therapies to patients?