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Driving the
Next Generation of Cardiovascular Risk Reduction

At Kalexo Bio, we’re focused on reducing risk and improving the lives of people with cardiovascular disease through bold innovation in siRNA-based therapeutics.

About Us

About Us

Kalexo Bio is advancing dual-targeting siRNA therapeutics to address the most critical unmet needs in cardiovascular disease. By dual-targeting the key genetic drivers of cardiovascular disease, our approach is designed to deliver potent, durable risk reduction—starting with lipid management and atherosclerotic disease prevention. Our lead program has the potential to redefine the standard of care.

 

Backed by a deeply experienced team, we are committed to transforming outcomes for patients and creating meaningful value within the cardiovascular field.

Transforming Cardiovascular Disease with Next-Generation siRNA Therapeutics

Approach

Our Approach

Targeting the Genetic Drivers of Cardiovascular Disease 

Kalexo Bio is focused on addressing the significant unmet need in cardiovascular disease by targeting genetically validated drivers with durable siRNA therapeutics.
 

Our lead program targets the most impactful risk factors to enable deeper, more sustained cardiovascular risk reduction and prevent atherosclerotic events.

Dual Target Therapy for Multiple Indications 

Our dual-target siRNA approach is designed to maximize cardiovascular risk reduction by simultaneously addressing two key drivers of residual risk despite statin therapy. Our lead candidate, KLX-1101, is an advanced divalent siRNA engineered to silence these targets in a single regimen, with the potential to redefine lipid management and prevent ASCVD (atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease) events.

In preclinical studies, KLX-1101 has demonstrated strong target suppression with minimal off-target effects.

Focus

Our Focus

Tackling the Growing Burden of Cardiovascular Disease

Cardiovascular disease (CVD) remains the leading cause of death worldwide, driven in large part by elevated lipids. Elevated lipids are significant contributors to atherosclerosis, increases the risk of heart attack, stroke, and cardiovascular death. Despite available therapies, these drivers continue to fuel a substantial global disease burden.

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Despite advances in lipid-lowering therapies, many patients remain at high risk for major ASCVD events, underscoring a critical gap in care. Kalexo Bio is addressing this unmet need by advancing siRNA therapeutics that target the genetic drivers of cardiovascular disease to deliver deeper, more durable risk reduction and change the trajectory of cardiovascular care.

The Urgent Need for Next-Generation Lipid Solutions

Leadership and Team

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Praveena Kandula, MD

President
 

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Suzy Benedict

Senior Vice President, Regulatory Affairs 

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Simon Wong, PhD

VP, Nonclinical Development and Clinical Pharmacology 

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Ella Kleynerman

Senior Director of Clinical Operations

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Robert Schott, MD, MPH, FACC

Chief Medical Officer
 

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Shyanne Ali

Senior Vice President, Quality
 

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Mike Holfinger, PhD

Senior Vice President, CMC
 

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Karson Kump

Senior Director, Buisness Development

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Srini Ramanathan, PhD

Chief Development Officer
 

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Vicki Sung, PhD

Senior Vice President, Nonclinical Development

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Julie Shah

Vice President,
Head of Legal 

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Chamara Jayesinghe

Senior Director, Program Management

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Chris Daige

Vice President, Toxicology
 

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Liang Chang, PhD

Senior Associate 
 

Board and Advisors

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Joe Jiminez

Board Director
 

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Praveena Kandula, MD

President & Board Director
 

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Mark Fishman, MD

Chair of the Scientific Advisory Board, Aditum Bio

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Josh Gertsman

Board Director
 

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