Immorta Bio completes preclinical studies for AI-designed senolytic peptide

Immorta Bio anticipates initial human evaluation before year-end 2026, but SenoMune-0257 has no established human safety or efficacy record and no trial start is confirmed.

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Immorta Bio is trying to make immune-based senolytic therapy easier to manufacture by replacing a personalized cell product with a synthetic peptide. Its planned move toward human testing will test both the biology and that product strategy.

A researcher handles an unmarked peptide sample beside assay dishes in a laboratory, illustrating Immorta Bio’s preclinical work on SenoMune-0257.

Immorta Bio says it has completed planned preclinical studies of SenoMune-0257, an AI-designed nine-amino-acid peptide intended to train immune cells to remove senescent cells.…

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