Mitrix Bio

Mitrix Bio addresses mitochondrial dysfunction by developing bioreactor-grown mitochondria to be transplanted into the human body to regenerate organs, reverse age-related disease, and support other longevity therapies.

Large-scale mitochondrial transfusion could potentially treat Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, AMD, glaucoma, infectious disease, and other age-related diseases, along with children's mitochondrial mutation diseases. The company believes that the same technique can be used in healing and reducing frailty for the aged, speeding healing of wounded soldiers, or combating aging itself.

The company is developing technologies and infrastructure targeting to reverse mitochondrial mtDNA degeneration targeting parts of the body that most commonly experience mitochondrial dysfunction. The company has six programs at preclinical stages in its pipeline (as of October 2023). These programs are focused on immunology (infectious diseases), neurology (Alzheimer's/Parkinson’s), ophthalmology (AMD/glaucoma), dermatology (aking aging/wound healing), musculo-skeletal (sarcopenia, frailty), and organs (liver/kidney).