ORCHESTRATING A CURE FOR DYSFERLINOPATHY

The Jain Foundation is singularly focused on finding a cure for dysferlinopathy, also referred to as LGMD2B, LGMDR2, Miyoshi Myopathy 1

ORCHESTRATING
A CURE FOR
DYSFERLINOPATHY

The Jain Foundation is singularly focused on finding a cure for dysferlinopathy, also referred to as LGMD2B, LGMDR2, Miyoshi Myopathy 1

WHAT IS DYSFERLINOPATHY?

LGMD2B/LGMDR2/MIYOSHI MYOPATHY 1

The Jain Foundation is exploring all avenues from the laboratory bench to bedside in the quest of identifying treatments for dysferlinopathy. Our innovative approach supports groundbreaking research, development of resources, diagnostic and educational programs, pre-clinical testing of promising treatments, and the development of tools needed to run successful clinical trials, such as a disease specific registry and outcome measures.

Through the collaborative effort of the many people involved in this effort, Jain Foundation staff, researchers, clinicians, patients, caregivers, regulatory agencies, and industry, we are driving real change for those with dysferlinopathy.

ARE YOU INCLUDED IN THE DYSFERLIN REGISTRY?

The Jain Foundation curates a global registry of individuals who are genetically confirmed with dysferlinopathy, also referred to as LGMD2B, LGMDR2, Miyoshi Myopathy 1, which will help our community mobilize fast for clinical trials.

ARE YOU
INCLUDED IN THE
DYSFERLIN REGISTRY?

The Jain Foundation curates a global registry of individuals who are genetically confirmed with dysferlinopathy, also referred to as LGMD2B, LGMDR2, Miyoshi Myopathy 1, which will help our community mobilize fast for clinical trials.

Kinea Bio

Jain Foundation provides $1.1 Million in funding to Kinea Bio to Advance Novel Gene Therapy for Dysferlinopathy

The Jain Foundation is excited to announce that it has provided $1.1million in funding to Kinea Bio, Inc. to accelerate therapeutic development of KNA-155, Kinea Bio’s dual-AAV gene therapy for dysferlinopathy.

Kinea Bio

Jain Foundation provides $1.1 Million in funding to Kinea Bio to Advance Novel Gene Therapy for Dysferlinopathy

The Jain Foundation is excited to announce that it has provided $1.1million in funding to Kinea Bio, Inc. to accelerate therapeutic development of KNA-155, Kinea Bio’s dual-AAV gene therapy for dysferlinopathy.

MAKING AN IMPACT

FUNDING MISSION CRITICAL PROGRAMS

150+

We carefully select and monitor research projects, studies and other programs to advance our mission

INVESTING
IN THE CURE

$45+M

Over 45 million dollars invested in research, drug development and patient support and education

WORKING TOWARDS
THE FUTURE

COS

Our Clinical Outcome Study (COS) and COS-PREPARED provide critical information for the design of clinical trials and standards of care

PREPARING THE COMMUNITY FOR TRIALS

1,300+

We have identified over 1,300 genetically confirmed individuals with dysferlinopathy worldwide

MAKING AN IMPACT

FUNDING MISSION
CRITICAL PROGRAMS

140+

We carefully select and monitor research projects, studies and other programs to advance our mission

INVESTING
IN THE CURE

$40+M

Over 40 million dollars invested in research, drug development and patient support and education

WORKING TOWARDS
THE FUTURE

COS

Our Clinical Outcome Study (COS) provides critical information for the successful design of clinical trials

PREPARING THE COMMUNITY FOR TRIALS

1,100+

We have identified over 1,100 genetically confirmed individuals with dysferlinopathy worldwide

MAKING AN IMPACT

FUNDING MISSION CRITICAL PROGRAMS

140+

We carefully select and monitor research projects, studies and other programs to advance our mission

INVESTING
IN THE CURE

$40+M

Over 40 million dollars invested in research, drug development and patient support and education

WORKING TOWARDS
THE FUTURE

COS

Our Clinical Outcome Study (COS) provides critical information for the successful design of clinical trials

PREPARING THE COMMUNITY FOR TRIALS

1,100+

We have identified over 1,100 genetically confirmed individuals with dysferlinopathy worldwide