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Beyond the mouse: Accelerating Drug Discovery for Obesity & T2D with HUGO-GT™
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Beyond the mouse: Accelerating Drug Discovery for Obesity & T2D with HUGO-GT™
Traditional preclinical models face a 92% clinical failure rate. This webinar introduces Cyagen’s HUGO-GT™ platform to bridge this translational gap. Discover how full-length humanized models empower evaluating therapies like siRNAs for obesity and cardiovascular diseases. Attendees will review real pharmacodynamic data and explore comprehensive end-to-end CRO services.
DATE
July 31, 2026 | 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM (CT)
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Online

Introduction

Traditional preclinical animal models present a significant translational gap, with 92% of therapeutic targets failing when transitioning from discovery stages to human clinical trials. Standard wild-type and mutant rodent models often fail to accurately predict real human clinical outcomes. This webinar introduces Cyagen's specialized Humanized Genomic Ortholog (HUGO-GT™) platform as a solution to bridge this gap. The session details how full-length humanized gene replacement models empower biopharma partners to evaluate advanced gene-editing therapies—including antisense oligonucleotides (ASOs) and siRNAs—with high translational efficiency.  

Summary

This session addresses the key technical challenges of metabolic and cardiovascular preclinical drug testing, focusing on target-specific validation data for obesity, type 2 diabetes, and cardiovascular complications. We outline the model generation strategies and in vivo validation parameters for premium metabolic disease lines, specifically highlighting the B6-hINHBE and B6-hALK7 obesity models , alongside liver-expressed hypercholesterolemia B6-hPCSK9 tracks.  Through real pharmacodynamic case studies, the webinar presents concrete data demonstrating target mRNA knockdowns and total body mass adjustments using client-driven siRNA sequences and benchmark therapies like Semaglutide. Finally, it provides an overview of Cyagen's end-to-end metabolic CRO services, tracking metrics via advanced instrumentation such as body composition MRI, metabolism cages, and specialized histology assays.  Topics CoveredThe Preclinical Translational Gap: An examination of why standard murine knockouts fail to accurately predict human clinical outcomes.
Who Should Attend
  • Researchers evaluating modern gene therapy modalities (siRNA and ASOs) for chronic metabolic conditions. Researchers that are seeking high-fidelity animal models that preserve full human genetic binding sequences to mitigate clinical development failure rates.  Investigators analyzing target-specific lipid-clearing, adiposity-handling, and liver-disease mechanisms (PCSK9, INHBE, ALK7). 
Key Takeaways
  • Learn about the HUGO-GT™ platform and its engineering advantages over traditional murine models.
  • Understand the preclinical translational gap and how whole-genome humanization bridges it.
  • Explore the hINHBE and hALK7 pathways and their vital roles in liver-to-fat metabolic signaling.
  • Review real preclinical data demonstrating significant target knockdown and weight loss in humanized obesity models.
  • Examine cardiovascular de-risking data using the B6-hPCSK9 model challenged with therapeutics like Inclisiran and AZD0780.
  • Discover Cyagen’s full portfolio of metabolic disease models and in vivo CRO services

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