Welcome to Viridion
First-in-Class Immunotherapy Designed to Prevent Tumor Recurrence

THE CHALLENGE
Tumor Recurrence Remains the Leading Cause of Cancer Mortality
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PLATFORM TECHNOLOGY
The AVIDIO™ Self-Amplifying VLV Platform
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Lead Program:
CARG-2020: A First-in-Class Multi-Targeted Approach
Our lead candidate, CARG-2020, is a single localized treatment that simultaneously modulates three key immune mechanisms to turn "cold" tumors "hot."
IL-12
Activates innate and adaptive immunity. Powerful tumor-killing response.
IL-17RA
Reduces Inflammation. Blocks tumor-promoting signals.
shRNA PD-L1
Prevents Escape. Stops T-cell exhaustion.
Outcome:

• Reprograms the tumor microenvironment toward durable anti-tumor immunity
• Cold tumors resist immunotherapy due to immune exclusion and suppression
• Hot tumors respond due to active immune infiltration
• CARG-2020 converts cold tumors into hot, immune-responsive tumors

Why Choose Us
Science-Driven. Peer-Reviewed.
Viridion’s technology is validated by leading oncology researchers.

CARG-2020 provides specific immunological memory. A, 1_107mCherry. TKO mouse ovarian cancer cells were injected i.p. in C57BL/6 mice. Mice were randomized into PBS control and CARG-2020 groups (n . 6) when mCherry ROI fluorescence reached 3.2_108 PFU/cell (designated as day 0). Treatment was given i.p. in three doses of 1_106 PFU CARG-2020 (arrows). Note the disappearance of the mCherry signal in the CARG-2020 treatment group up to day 55, at which point mice were challenged with i.p. injection of 1_107 mCherry. TKO mouse ovarian cancer cells. Mice were followed for tumor formation, and another rechallenge of TKO cells was given on day 94. B, To test for specificity, the experiment in A was repeated with the addition of a group rechallenged with B16 mouse melanoma cells (n.5). Ascites formation was used as a surrogate for i.p. tumor growth and monitored by measuring abdominal width. (age-matched, no tumors, no treatment) mice served as controls for i.p. growth of cancer cells. C, Representative necropsy images showing that CARG-2020 treatment of TKO-bearing mice protected from rechallenge with TKO ovarian cancer cells but not B16 melanoma cells. Yellow arrows point to i.p. tumors.
References:
Alvero et al., Cancer Immunol Res, 2023
Chen et al., Acta Pharmaceutica Sinica B, 2024
Ahmadi et al., Scientific Reports, 2025
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Our Service
Development and regulatory path for CARG-2020 for ovarian Cancer
Meet Our Team
Meet The Brilliant Minds Powering Viridion Therapeutics

Ph.D., Founder (CEO) Scientific Architect

M.D., Ph.D., Chairman of Scientific Advisory Board and Scientific Advisor

M.D., PhD, Co-Chairman of Scientific Advisory Board and Scientific Advisor

Ph.D., R.A.C. VP, Regulatory Affairs and Quality Assurance

Ph.D., VP, Product Development and Project Management
Experienced Leadership in Immunotherapy, Clinical Translation, and Company Building
Investor Opportunity
Value Inflection:
Phase I positive data positions Viridion for:
Pharma licensing deal ($50-200M+)
Series B at a higher valuation
Strategic acquisition interest
Strategic acquisition interest
Dr. Bijan Almassian
CEO and Founder





