Tokiwa Bio


Tokiwa Bio Corporation is dedicated to developing and creating innovative gene and cell therapies using its pioneering stealth-type RNA vector (SRV) technology. Their mission is to contribute to the global fight against genetic diseases by providing safe and stable gene expression systems for regenerative medicine and gene therapy. They aim to make a significant impact in the advanced medical field by developing safe gene delivery vectors, supporting drug discovery, and advancing regenerative medicine.

Industries

biotechnology
manufacturing
pharmaceutical

Nr. of Employees

small (1-50)

Tokiwa Bio


Products

Stealth RNA vector product series for iPSC generation and controls

A series of research-use-only RNA vector products optimized for iPSC reprogramming from different source cells (fibroblasts, peripheral blood mononuclear cells, CD34+ cells) and a fluorescent control vector for transduction assessment. Products include performance specifications (CIU/tube, recommended MOI) and supporting SDS/protocol documents.


Services

Custom gene-loading and vector production service

Contract service to incorporate customer-specified genes into RNA vector backbones, produce vector material according to agreed specifications, and deliver product with supporting documentation and confidentiality protections.

Expertise Areas

  • Gene therapy vector development
  • Induced pluripotent stem cell (iPSC) generation and reprogramming
  • Regenerative medicine and cell therapy enabling technologies
  • Custom vector design and contract manufacturing for research/biopharma
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Key Technologies

  • RNA-based viral vector platforms (negative single-stranded RNA backbone)
  • Self-erasable vector mechanisms (miRNA/siRNA-responsive)
  • Multi-gene payload engineering
  • iPSC reprogramming factor delivery
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