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About

Introducing GeNiner

Seoul National University’s

First Faculty-Led Biotech Spin-off

Launched as the first faculty-led spin-off under Seoul National University’s Industry-Academic Cooperation Foundation, GeNiner is advancing into the global biopharmaceutical market through proprietary gene design technology.

Gene Design-Based Biopharmaceutical Materials

GeNiner advances gene design technology that reduces pathogen virulence while enhancing immunogenicity and stability, delivering high-performance biopharmaceutical materials.

Vision

Toward the 2029 IPO

Technology Transfer

Virus (avian coronavirus, 2022) and bacterial (Salmonella gene  knockout,

2024) technology transfer of vaccine strains

Clinical Trials

AIV · IBV technology transfer and clinical trials (2025–)

Commercialization

Product approval/sales of transferred technologies · Global corporate technology transfer · Biopharmaceutical materials production (2026–)

IPO

Targeting a KOSDAQ Listing (2029)

Starting from the first technology transfer in 2022, GeNiner targets KRW 10 billion

(approx. USD 7–8M) in revenue and a KOSDAQ listing by 2029.

From technology transfer to global commercialization

— a phased growth roadmap

GeNiner develops next-generation vaccines that are safer and more production-efficient through a Reverse Genetics platform that redesigns pathogen genes to optimize antigens.

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Enhanced Safety

Selectively eliminates pathogenic genes to reduce pathogenicity and improve biosafety of vaccine candidates

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High Replication Efficiency

Designs recombinant vaccine strains with high replication efficiency in egg and cell culture systems

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High Immunogenicity

Maximizes induction of neutralizing antibodies through antigen epitope optimization

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Genetic Stability

Minimizes mutation risks to ensure stable vaccine efficacy

Core Technology

Vaccine Strain Development Platform Based on Antigen Gene Optimization-Based Vaccine Strain Development Platform

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권혁준·대표이사

Hyuk-Jun Kwon

CEO

- Ph.D. in Veterinary Microbiology,

  Seoul National University

- Professor of Production Animal Medicine

  (Avian Medicine), College of Veterinary

  Medicine, SNU

- Principal inventor of vaccines against avian

  influenza and fowl typhoid.

- Former Head of R&D, Intron Biotechnology;

  Co-founder of Biopoa

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- Overall direction of core technology

  roadmap and systems design

- Ph.D. in Veterinary Microbiology,

  Seoul National University

- Former Professor and Dean, Department of

  Avian Diseases, College of Veterinary

  Medicine, SNU

- Developed vaccines for Avian Influenza

  and Newcastle Disease, and control

  technologies for Highly Pathogenic

  Avian Influenza (HPAI)

Jae-Hong Kim

CTO

김재홍·기술이사

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Seung-Min Hong

Senior Researcher

홍승민·책임연구원

- Ph.D. in Avian Diseases, College of

  Veterinary Medicine, SNU

- Post-Doc and Research Professor, College of

  Veterinary Medicine, SNU

- Participated in national COVID-19 preclinical

  trial data support project

- Developed cold-adapted IBV live vaccine

- Developed reverse genetics-based recombinant

  IBV live vaccine

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Jun-Hyun Kim

Researcher

김준현·연구원

- Ph.D. in Poultry Clinical Veterinary Medicine,

  College of Veterinary Medicine, SNU

- Research on Chicken Embryo Extract (CEE)

  as an FBS substitute

- Research on high-performance recombinant

  antibodies

Team

Vaccine R&D Expert Group

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Our Partners

Partners

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