The problem is delivery
Peptides and nucleic acids fail on stability, targeting, immunogenicity, and getting out of the cell’s trash compartment. That bottleneck is documented.
Delivery research · Optionality
Vector nanodisk
A research option for payload delivery.
Vector nanodisk (MSP) is a research-stage delivery concept for peptide and nucleic-acid payloads — the long-horizon Deliver leg of Detect → Design → Deliver. Contact is a scientific conversation.
Who it’s for. Partners and collaborators in delivery research.
Status: Research optionality.
Delivery research
A research option for payload delivery.
Research-stage delivery programScientific conversation with the team
Why it matters
Research optionality.
Many of the most specific molecules we can design fail on the way in: the body destroys them, dumps them in the liver, or locks them inside the cell. Delivery is the bottleneck. Vector nanodisk is a research option on that problem.
A research platform
If this work is funded, the questions are measurements: cargo protection, uptake versus known particles, simple immune and serum readouts. Null results are in scope.
Scientific contact
Talk with the team about the research program. Institutional IP stays held out.
What you can expect
Clear commitments.
- Research-stage delivery program
- Scientific conversation with the team
- Institutional IP stays held out
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