Endsulin
Biotechnology ResearchWisconsin, United States2-10 Employees
Endsulin is a biotechnology research company focused on developing a gene therapy for Type 1 Diabetes that aims to reduce or eliminate dependence on exogenous insulin. The approach involves delivering a patented genetic factor to the liver using a viral vector, with the goal of restoring the body's ability to produce and regulate insulin. If successful, a single administration could lead to long-term insulin independence for people living with T1DM. Based in Madison, Wisconsin, the company operates with a small team and was founded by an award-winning transplant surgeon who is a recognized leader in diabetes care. The organization is supported by experts across gene therapy, endocrinology, diabetes science, and pharmaceutical development, aligning with the broader biotechnology research landscape as it pursues pre-clinical progress in diabetes therapy.