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Eleva

Eleva is a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company discovering and developing previously inaccessible biologics based on a breakthrough moss-based technology platform. The company’s proprietary pipeline includes candidates for complement disorders and enzyme replacement therapies. Factor H (CPV-104), a recombinant human complement Factor H, is expected to enter clinical studies in C3 Glomerulopathy (C3G) in H1 2025. Dry AMD has been selected as the second indication. The company’s aGal (RPV-001) program to treat Fabry disease has completed a positive Phase 1b clinical trial. All programs are sourced from Eleva’s transformative moss-based technology platform, which allows lab to GMP-scale manufacturing of previously undruggable human proteins with tremendous therapeutic potential.

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