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Exosomes in Wound Care: The Next Big Thing?

1/16/26 10:05 AM

Exosomes Header v2 1.16.25SmartTRAK interviews Suneet Varma, CEO of INTENT Biologics, to discuss the company’s novel exosome technology for advanced wound care.

In this interview, the CEO of INTENT Biologics details how Purified Exosome Product (PEP), a high-potency exosome therapy, achieved a remarkable 0% recurrence rate in Phase II wound care trials for diabetic foot ulcers (DFUs). Discover the science behind why this acellular alternative is poised to expand the options for treating DFUs and other chronic wounds.

To learn more about INTENT Biologics, spun out of RION Therapeutics, click on the following video (23: 28 min). A link to download a complete transcript of the interview is also provided below.

Interview Transcript:


SmartTRAK: My name's Elizabeth Anderson. I'm with SmartTRAK, and today I'm speaking with Suneet Varma, who is currently a senior advisor for RION Therapeutics and also CEO of INTENT Biologics. This is a very interesting space that they're in and developing the exosomes, and they are looking into just finishing up a Phase II trial for diabetic foot ulcers. Today, we're going to talk a little bit about exosomes, their role in the marketplace and his thoughts on bringing this product to the market, so welcome.

Suneet Varma:  Thank you so much. So great to be with you, Elizabeth.

Can you tell us a little bit about the genesis of the exosomes, the plasma-derived exosomes, and talk a little bit about the genesis and this coming out of the Mayo Clinic?

SV: Very exciting. More than a decade ago, two physicians from the Mayo Clinic, Dr. Atta Behfar and Dr. Andre Terzic, made a discovery as part of the regenerative medicine center at Mayo that exosomes, not stem cells, are regenerative. In other words, exosomes are the material within our body. They're the messengers between cells and their function is really determined from whence they came.

RION essentially took the mantle forward of, ‘How do I now develop these exosomes into other uses in the healthcare environment?’ RION was formed with that purpose and started to develop exosomes and made further discoveries ...

Want to learn more about INTENT Biologics novel exosome technology for advanced wound care? Click the button below to download and read the complete transcript of our interview with Suneet Varma conducted by  Elizabeth Anderson, SmartTRAK Senior Analyst.Get the Transcript


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Elizabeth Anderson
Written by Elizabeth Anderson

Senior Analyst, Wound Biologics

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