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Revivicor is a biotechnology company and wholly-owned subsidiary of United Therapeutics Corporation (NASDAQ: UTHR), specializing in xenotransplantation through the development of genetically engineered pig organs for transplantation into human recipients. The company's core technical platforms include gene-edited pig kidneys (xenokidneys) with up to ten genetic modifications designed to reduce immune rejection, as well as the xenothymokidney, a novel construct that combines a pig kidney with thymic tissue intended to induce immune tolerance. Revivicor also maintains pathogen-free donor pig herds that supply organs meeting safety requirements for human transplantation.

Revivicor's commercial activity is currently structured around clinical trials, compassionate use authorizations, and research collaborations with leading transplant centers, most notably NYU Langone Health and Mayo Clinic Jacksonville. The company achieved several landmark firsts in 2024, including the first living-patient transplant of a gene-edited pig kidney (Towana Looney, November 2024, with 130 days of organ function) and the first successful transplants of the xenothymokidney and ten-gene-edit xenokidney constructs. Revenue is not separately disclosed; operations are funded and consolidated within United Therapeutics, whose broader organ manufacturing ecosystem (Lung Bioengineering, Miromatrix Medical, IVIVA Medical, Thymmune Therapeutics, Unither Bioelectronics) provides manufacturing, delivery, and complementary regenerative medicine capabilities.

The company is led by co-founder David Ayares, who serves as Chief Executive Officer and Chief Scientific Officer. As a clinical-stage subsidiary rather than a standalone commercial entity, Revivicor's go-to-market is effectively B2B supply of organs and licensing of xenotransplantation technology to research institutions and transplant centers, with distribution limited to the United States and pricing not publicly disclosed.

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Revivicor is a United Therapeutics subsidiary that develops genetically engineered pig kidneys, including ten-gene-edit xenokidneys and xenothymokidneys, for human xenotransplantation. It supplies transplant centers and research institutions conducting clinical trials and compassionate use procedures in the United States.

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xenotransplantation organs, gene-edited pig kidneys, xenotransplantation research, biotech organ manufacturing, transplant biotechnology
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  • Blood and Organ Banks621991
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Xenotransplantation / Gene-Edited Organ Biotechnology
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1Xenotransplantation Organs and Technology Licensing
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Revivicor generates revenue through supplying genetically engineered pig organs for transplantation research and clinical trials, and through licensing its xenotransplantation technology. As a subsidiary of United Therapeutics, it supports the parent company's organ manufacturing and transplant expansion mission.

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Revivicor develops and supplies genetically engineered pig kidneys (xenokidneys), including a ten-gene-edit variant and a novel porcine xenothymokidney, for use in clinical xenotransplantation. Its organs are produced from designated pathogen-free herds and supplied to transplant centers and research institutions conducting FDA-authorized clinical trials and compassionate-use transplants to address the human donor organ shortage.

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  • First successful living patient xenotransplantation with 130-day organ function
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Revivicor is a biotechnology company and subsidiary of United Therapeutics focused on xenotransplantation - developing genetically engineered pig organs for human transplantation. The company's core products are gene-edited pig kidneys (xenokidneys) that have been modified to reduce immune rejection when transplanted into humans. Revivicor has pioneered several breakthroughs including the first successful transplant of a porcine xenothymokidney and ten-gene-edited xenokidneys, positioning itself at the forefront of addressing the global organ donor shortage through xenotransplantation technology.

Product and service3 records
1Gene-Edited Pig Kidneys (Xenokidneys)
CategoryXenotransplantation Organs
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Genetically engineered pig kidneys with multiple gene edits designed to reduce immune rejection in human recipients; supplied to transplant centers and research institutions for xenotransplantation clinical trials and compassionate-use procedures.

2Porcine Xenothymokidney
CategoryXenotransplantation Organs
Description

A novel combination product pairing a gene-edited pig kidney with thymic tissue, intended to promote immune tolerance and reduce rejection in human transplant recipients.

3Gene-Edited Pig Kidney Xenotransplant (Living Patient)
CategoryXenotransplantation Organs
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Clinical-grade Revivicor gene-edited pig kidney supplied for transplantation into a living human patient under FDA compassionate-use authorization.

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Partnership11 partners
Strategic tierTechnology PartnerTypeTechnology or IntegrationAnnounced on2017-01-01
Description

United Therapeutics launched collaboration with MannKind for development and commercialization of Tyvaso DPI (treprostinil inhalation powder) using MannKind's Technosphere technology.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2015-01-01
Description

United Therapeutics constructed the Discovery and Innovation Center in Jacksonville, Florida as part of collaboration with Mayo Clinic Jacksonville. The facility houses a net-zero laboratory for ex vivo lung perfusion and Mayo's Innovation Exchange, a life sciences incubator.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2010-01-01
Description

United Therapeutics launched collaboration with National Cancer Institute to develop monoclonal antibody for treatment of high-risk neuroblastoma, which became Unituxin (dinutuximab).

Strategic tierSubsidiaryTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
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IVIVA Medical is a subsidiary of United Therapeutics developing preclinical kidney products that integrate patient-derived cells and novel biomimetic scaffolds using 3D printing technology. Their proprietary scaffold construction technology builds hollow vascular networks layered to create composite matrices at human scale. Products may not require immunosuppression.

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Lung Bioengineering is a United Therapeutics subsidiary providing centralized ex vivo lung perfusion (EVLP) services designed to increase the pool of available donor lungs for transplantation. LBE has performed over 500 lung transplants using its EVLP service.

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Miromatrix develops bioengineered human organs using proprietary perfusion decellularization and recellularization technology that harnesses evolutionary forces shaping complex organ development and regenerative capabilities of living human cells. Acquired by United Therapeutics in 2023.

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Thymmune has a proprietary process for converting human-induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSC) into thymic cells, which mature into cell types that can restore healthy T-cell function. Technology could resolve root causes of life-threatening diseases by restoring T-cell receptor diversity.

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Unither Bioelectronics is focused on designing an efficient and environmentally-friendly transportation system, including a fleet of autonomous aircraft, capable of delivering organs from manufacturing facilities to transplant centers within a single day.

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NYU Langone Health conducted research using Revivicor-provided pig kidneys, performing a 61-day study transplanting genetically modified pig kidney into a brain-dead recipient. The study created a detailed immune activity map and identified three distinct rejection phases.

Strategic tierStrategicTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
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United Therapeutics' subsidiary Lung Biotechnology PBC launched an organ bioprinting program in collaboration with 3D Systems for developing manufactured organs.

Strategic tierTechnology PartnerTypeTechnology or Integration
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United Therapeutics entered agreement with DEKA Research to develop next-generation subcutaneous pump for Remodulin, resulting in the Remunity Pump for Remodulin.

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TypeDirect peer
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eGenesis develops gene-edited pig organs (kidneys, hearts, livers) for xenotransplantation using CRISPR-based multi-gene edits — directly competing with Revivicor in the same gene-edited pig kidney transplant market.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Lung Bioengineering is a UTHR subsidiary providing centralized ex vivo lung perfusion (EVLP) services and has enabled over 500 lung transplants; comparable as a sister transplant-infrastructure platform leveraging the same UTHR distribution and regulatory backbone.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Revivicor's publicly-traded parent (NASDAQ: UTHR) is a rare-disease pharmaceutical and organ-manufacturing company; comparable as the broader incumbent that funds, regulates, and commercializes Revivicor's pipeline.

TypeEmerging player
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OrganOx develops ex vivo organ perfusion and preservation technology for livers and kidneys; comparable as an enabling platform in the transplant supply chain that complements or competes with UTHR's EVLP-based organ expansion strategy.

TypeBroad incumbent
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TransMedics is a publicly-traded organ transport and preservation system provider (Organ Care System); comparable as a transplant-enablement incumbent addressing the same donor-organ logistics and utilization gap that Revivicor's xenografts aim to bypass.

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3D Systems partnered with United Therapeutics (Lung Biotechnology PBC) on bioprinted organs; comparable as an enabling technology partner in the manufactured-organ space adjacent to Revivicor's gene-edited xenograft pipeline.

TypeDirect peer
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IVIVA Medical is a UTHR subsidiary developing preclinical kidney products using patient-derived cells and 3D-printed biomimetic scaffolds; comparable as another UTHR-affiliated kidney-focused transplant platform directly addressing end-stage renal disease.

TypeDirect peer
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Miromatrix (acquired by United Therapeutics in 2023) develops bioengineered human organs via perfusion decellularization/recellularization; a sister UTHR subsidiary pursuing an alternative decellularized-organ path to the same transplant market.

TypeDirect peer
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Thymmune is a UTHR subsidiary developing iPSC-derived thymic cells to restore T-cell function; directly comparable to Revivicor's xenothymokidney concept, since both programs use thymic tissue to drive immune tolerance in transplant recipients.

TypeEmerging player
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Makana Therapeutics was the predecessor xenotransplantation entity that merged with eGenesis; relevant as a historic comparability point illustrating how competing gene-edited pig platforms have consolidated in the xenotransplantation field.

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Revivicor

Xenotransplantation / Gene-Edited Organ Biotechnologyrevivicor.com

Revivicor is a United Therapeutics subsidiary that develops genetically engineered pig kidneys, including ten-gene-edit xenokidneys and xenothymokidneys, for human xenotransplantation. It supplies transplant centers and research institutions conducting clinical trials and compassionate use procedures in the United States.

What Revivicor does

Revivicor is a biotechnology company and wholly-owned subsidiary of United Therapeutics Corporation (NASDAQ: UTHR), specializing in xenotransplantation through the development of genetically engineered pig organs for transplantation into human recipients. The company's core technical platforms include gene-edited pig kidneys (xenokidneys) with up to ten genetic modifications designed to reduce immune rejection, as well as the xenothymokidney, a novel construct that combines a pig kidney with thymic tissue intended to induce immune tolerance. Revivicor also maintains pathogen-free donor pig herds that supply organs meeting safety requirements for human transplantation.

Revivicor's commercial activity is currently structured around clinical trials, compassionate use authorizations, and research collaborations with leading transplant centers, most notably NYU Langone Health and Mayo Clinic Jacksonville. The company achieved several landmark firsts in 2024, including the first living-patient transplant of a gene-edited pig kidney (Towana Looney, November 2024, with 130 days of organ function) and the first successful transplants of the xenothymokidney and ten-gene-edit xenokidney constructs. Revenue is not separately disclosed; operations are funded and consolidated within United Therapeutics, whose broader organ manufacturing ecosystem (Lung Bioengineering, Miromatrix Medical, IVIVA Medical, Thymmune Therapeutics, Unither Bioelectronics) provides manufacturing, delivery, and complementary regenerative medicine capabilities.

The company is led by co-founder David Ayares, who serves as Chief Executive Officer and Chief Scientific Officer. As a clinical-stage subsidiary rather than a standalone commercial entity, Revivicor's go-to-market is effectively B2B supply of organs and licensing of xenotransplantation technology to research institutions and transplant centers, with distribution limited to the United States and pricing not publicly disclosed.

Revivicor firmographics

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Name
Revivicor
Legal name
Revivicor Inc.
Website
https://revivicor.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2011
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
Revivicor is a United Therapeutics subsidiary that develops genetically engineered pig kidneys, including ten-gene-edit xenokidneys and xenothymokidneys, for human xenotransplantation. It supplies transplant centers and research institutions conducting clinical trials and compassionate use procedures in the United States.
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Where Revivicor is headquartered

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Blacksburg
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United States
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North America

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B2B
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Hardware or Manufacturing
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Personnel, Technology or R&D, Operations, Infrastructure, Supply Chain

Revenue model

  1. Xenotransplantation Organs and Technology Licensing: Revivicor generates revenue through supplying genetically engineered pig organs for transplantation research and clinical trials, and through licensing its xenotransplantation technology. As a subsidiary of United Therapeutics, it supports the parent company's organ manufacturing and transplant expansion mission.

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Revivicor product offering

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Core offering

Revivicor develops and supplies genetically engineered pig kidneys (xenokidneys), including a ten-gene-edit variant and a novel porcine xenothymokidney, for use in clinical xenotransplantation. Its organs are produced from designated pathogen-free herds and supplied to transplant centers and research institutions conducting FDA-authorized clinical trials and compassionate-use transplants to address the human donor organ shortage.

Product overview

Revivicor is a biotechnology company and subsidiary of United Therapeutics focused on xenotransplantation - developing genetically engineered pig organs for human transplantation. The company's core products are gene-edited pig kidneys (xenokidneys) that have been modified to reduce immune rejection when transplanted into humans. Revivicor has pioneered several breakthroughs including the first successful transplant of a porcine xenothymokidney and ten-gene-edited xenokidneys, positioning itself at the forefront of addressing the global organ donor shortage through xenotransplantation technology.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Gene-Edited Pig Kidneys (Xenokidneys) Genetically engineered pig kidneys with multiple gene edits designed to reduce immune rejection in human recipients; supplied to transplant centers and research institutions for xenotransplantation clinical trials and compassionate-use procedures.
  • Porcine Xenothymokidney A novel combination product pairing a gene-edited pig kidney with thymic tissue, intended to promote immune tolerance and reduce rejection in human transplant recipients.
  • Gene-Edited Pig Kidney Xenotransplant (Living Patient) Clinical-grade Revivicor gene-edited pig kidney supplied for transplantation into a living human patient under FDA compassionate-use authorization.

Quantifiable outcome

  • First successful living patient xenotransplantation with 130-day organ function
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Partnerships

Eleven partnerships are on record, tiered technology partner, core, subsidiary and strategic.

  • MannKindtechnology partnerTechnology or Integration · 1 January 2017United Therapeutics launched collaboration with MannKind for development and commercialization of Tyvaso DPI (treprostinil inhalation powder) using MannKind's Technosphere technology.
  • Mayo Clinic JacksonvillecoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2015United Therapeutics constructed the Discovery and Innovation Center in Jacksonville, Florida as part of collaboration with Mayo Clinic Jacksonville. The facility houses a net-zero laboratory for ex vivo lung perfusion and Mayo's Innovation Exchange, a life sciences incubator.
  • National Cancer InstitutecoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2010United Therapeutics launched collaboration with National Cancer Institute to develop monoclonal antibody for treatment of high-risk neuroblastoma, which became Unituxin (dinutuximab).
  • IVIVA MedicalsubsidiaryStrategic or Co-development PartnerIVIVA Medical is a subsidiary of United Therapeutics developing preclinical kidney products that integrate patient-derived cells and novel biomimetic scaffolds using 3D printing technology. Their proprietary scaffold construction technology builds hollow vascular networks layered to create composite matrices at human scale. Products may not require immunosuppression.
  • Lung BioengineeringsubsidiaryStrategic or Co-development PartnerLung Bioengineering is a United Therapeutics subsidiary providing centralized ex vivo lung perfusion (EVLP) services designed to increase the pool of available donor lungs for transplantation. LBE has performed over 500 lung transplants using its EVLP service.
  • Miromatrix MedicalsubsidiaryStrategic or Co-development PartnerMiromatrix develops bioengineered human organs using proprietary perfusion decellularization and recellularization technology that harnesses evolutionary forces shaping complex organ development and regenerative capabilities of living human cells. Acquired by United Therapeutics in 2023.
  • Thymmune TherapeuticssubsidiaryStrategic or Co-development PartnerThymmune has a proprietary process for converting human-induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSC) into thymic cells, which mature into cell types that can restore healthy T-cell function. Technology could resolve root causes of life-threatening diseases by restoring T-cell receptor diversity.
  • Unither BioelectronicssubsidiaryStrategic or Co-development PartnerUnither Bioelectronics is focused on designing an efficient and environmentally-friendly transportation system, including a fleet of autonomous aircraft, capable of delivering organs from manufacturing facilities to transplant centers within a single day.
  • NYU Langone HealthcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerNYU Langone Health conducted research using Revivicor-provided pig kidneys, performing a 61-day study transplanting genetically modified pig kidney into a brain-dead recipient. The study created a detailed immune activity map and identified three distinct rejection phases.
  • 3D SystemsstrategicStrategic or Co-development PartnerUnited Therapeutics' subsidiary Lung Biotechnology PBC launched an organ bioprinting program in collaboration with 3D Systems for developing manufactured organs.
  • DEKA Research & Development Corp.technology partnerTechnology or IntegrationUnited Therapeutics entered agreement with DEKA Research to develop next-generation subcutaneous pump for Remodulin, resulting in the Remunity Pump for Remodulin.

Scale indicators6 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Revivicor competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • eGenesis: eGenesis develops gene-edited pig organs (kidneys, hearts, livers) for xenotransplantation using CRISPR-based multi-gene edits — directly competing with Revivicor in the same gene-edited pig kidney transplant market.
  • IVIVA Medical: IVIVA Medical is a UTHR subsidiary developing preclinical kidney products using patient-derived cells and 3D-printed biomimetic scaffolds; comparable as another UTHR-affiliated kidney-focused transplant platform directly addressing end-stage renal disease.
  • Miromatrix Medical: Miromatrix (acquired by United Therapeutics in 2023) develops bioengineered human organs via perfusion decellularization/recellularization; a sister UTHR subsidiary pursuing an alternative decellularized-organ path to the same transplant market.
  • Thymmune Therapeutics: Thymmune is a UTHR subsidiary developing iPSC-derived thymic cells to restore T-cell function; directly comparable to Revivicor's xenothymokidney concept, since both programs use thymic tissue to drive immune tolerance in transplant recipients.

Broad incumbents

  • Lung Bioengineering: Lung Bioengineering is a UTHR subsidiary providing centralized ex vivo lung perfusion (EVLP) services and has enabled over 500 lung transplants; comparable as a sister transplant-infrastructure platform leveraging the same UTHR distribution and regulatory backbone.
  • United Therapeutics Corporation: Revivicor's publicly-traded parent (NASDAQ: UTHR) is a rare-disease pharmaceutical and organ-manufacturing company; comparable as the broader incumbent that funds, regulates, and commercializes Revivicor's pipeline.
  • TransMedics: TransMedics is a publicly-traded organ transport and preservation system provider (Organ Care System); comparable as a transplant-enablement incumbent addressing the same donor-organ logistics and utilization gap that Revivicor's xenografts aim to bypass.

Emerging players

  • OrganOx: OrganOx develops ex vivo organ perfusion and preservation technology for livers and kidneys; comparable as an enabling platform in the transplant supply chain that complements or competes with UTHR's EVLP-based organ expansion strategy.
  • eGenesis Bio / Makana Therapeutics (predecessor): Makana Therapeutics was the predecessor xenotransplantation entity that merged with eGenesis; relevant as a historic comparability point illustrating how competing gene-edited pig platforms have consolidated in the xenotransplantation field.

Others

  • 3D Systems (Healthcare / Regenerative Medicine): 3D Systems partnered with United Therapeutics (Lung Biotechnology PBC) on bioprinted organs; comparable as an enabling technology partner in the manufactured-organ space adjacent to Revivicor's gene-edited xenograft pipeline.

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Frequently asked questions about Revivicor

What does Revivicor do?

Revivicor develops and supplies genetically engineered pig kidneys (xenokidneys), including a ten-gene-edit variant and a novel porcine xenothymokidney, for use in clinical xenotransplantation. Its organs are produced from designated pathogen-free herds and supplied to transplant centers and research institutions conducting FDA-authorized clinical trials and compassionate-use transplants to address the human donor organ shortage.

Is Revivicor a public or private company?

Revivicor is a private company. It is classified as corporate owned and is currently operating.

When was Revivicor founded?

Revivicor was founded in 2011. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Revivicor based?

Revivicor is headquartered in Blacksburg, United States, in the North America region.

How does Revivicor make money?

One revenue line is on record: xenotransplantation Organs and Technology Licensing.

Who are Revivicor's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are eGenesis, IVIVA Medical, Miromatrix Medical and Thymmune Therapeutics. Broad incumbents are Lung Bioengineering, United Therapeutics Corporation and TransMedics. Emerging players are OrganOx and eGenesis Bio / Makana Therapeutics (predecessor). 3D Systems (Healthcare / Regenerative Medicine) is listed as an others.

Does Revivicor have an API?

No public API is recorded for Revivicor.

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Patient Care at NYU Langone HealthImmune Reactions Found Behind Human Rejection of Transplanted Pig KidneysResearchers at NYU Langone Health successfully reversed immune rejection of genetically engineered pig kidneys in a human recipient using FDA-approved drugs, addressing a major barrier in xenotransplantation. The study, which involved organs provided by Revivicor (a subsidiary of United Therapeutics), identified specific antibody and T-cell reactions driving the rejection through detailed multi-omics analysis. These findings establish a framework for anticipating and treating immune responses, paving the way for future clinical trials to address the shortage of donor organs.openPR.comArtificial Organ and Tissues Market Is Booming So Rapidly | Aspect Biosystems • Revivicor Inc. • Synlogic IncCoherent Market Insights released a market research report titled "Artificial Organ and Tissues Market: Industry Trends, Share, Size, Growth, Opportunity, and Forecast 2026-2033" covering the period through 2033. The report analyzes industry competition, geographic distribution, growth potential, and key segments including tissue engineering and bioprinting. It identifies major market players such as Aspect Biosystems, Revivicor Inc., and Synlogic Inc. while providing strategic insights for investors and entrepreneurs.BostonGlobe.comFDA greenlights trial of gene-edited pig kidneys as treatment for end-stage kidney diseaseThe FDA has granted eGenesis approval to begin a clinical trial of CRISPR-edited pig kidneys for treating end-stage renal disease, marking a shift from expanded access programs to formal testing. This development joins efforts by competitor Revivicor, which also received FDA clearance for its own porcine organ trial, as both companies aim to address the severe shortage of human donor organs in the United States.ScienceCan gene-edited pigs solve the organ transplant shortage?Gene-edited pig kidneys are advancing xenotransplantation through recent clinical milestones, including record-breaking survival times for recipients like Towana Looney and Timothy Andrews, despite the eventual failure of Looney's organ after 130 days. Regulatory bodies such as the FDA have approved clinical trials for companies like United Therapeutics (Revivicor) and eGenesis, signaling a shift from experimental one-off transplants to structured testing aimed at alleviating human organ shortages. The field faces ongoing scientific challenges regarding immune rejection and viral risks, alongside significant infrastructure investments by biotech firms to scale up production of pathogen-free donor pigs.The New York TimesFor Patients Needing Transplants, Hope Arrives on Tiny HoovesMiniature pigs, cloned and gene-edited for organ compatibility, are part of a xenotransplantation experiment. The two biotech companies leading the effort are eGenesis and Revivicor, owned by United Therapeutics. Success could bring riches to these firms amid huge organ demand.AP NewsTired of long organ waitlists, these patients are hopeful for a pig organ transplantTwo U.S. companies, eGenesis and United Therapeutics (via its subsidiary Revivicor), are preparing to launch the world's first clinical trials for xenotransplantation using gene-edited pig organs in 2025. This follows successful compassionate-use transplants at institutions like NYU Langone Health and the University of Alabama at Birmingham, which have demonstrated that pig kidneys can function in humans despite previous cases ending in death within two months. Patients with scarce human donor matches are expressing strong interest in these upcoming rigorous studies as a potential life-saving alternative to dialysis.Patient Care at NYU Langone HealthGene-Edited Pig Kidney Gives Living Donor New Lease on LifeTowana Looney received a gene-edited pig kidney from Revivicor Inc. at NYU Langone Health in November 2024, becoming the first living patient to receive such an organ under FDA compassionate use guidelines. After functioning for 130 days, the transplant was removed due to acute rejection, and the patient returned to dialysis, marking a significant but complex milestone in xenotransplantation research.CBS NewsMeet some of the world's cleanest pigs, raised to grow kidneys and hearts for humansRevivicor Inc., a subsidiary of United Therapeutics, is raising gene-edited pigs in high-biosecurity facilities in Virginia to supply organs for xenotransplantation clinical trials. The company has provided organs for previous compassionate use transplants and is currently awaiting FDA evaluation of preclinical data before proceeding with further human studies.University of MarylandUM Medicine Performs Second Historic Pig Heart TransplantUM Medicine performed the world's second genetically modified pig heart transplant on Lawrence Faucette, a 58-year-old patient with terminal heart disease, on September 20. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration granted emergency approval for the procedure, which utilized a heart provided by United Therapeutics' subsidiary Revivicor and an experimental antibody therapy from Eledon Pharmaceuticals to prevent rejection.FreethinkStartup aims to transplant pig hearts into kids in 2024Biotech startup eGenesis plans to begin transplanting genetically engineered pig hearts into children under the age of two by the end of 2024 to address critical organ shortages. The company is currently testing these organs on infant baboons, with initial cardiac performance showing encouraging results despite surgical complications in early trials. This development builds on recent progress in xenotransplantation by companies such as Revivicor, signaling potential breakthroughs in treating severe heart defects.