Clinical-stage · broad-spectrum antiviral platform

One Molecule.
Four Therapeutic Pillars.

Ranpirnase is a host-directed ribonuclease with broad-spectrum antiviral activity — virus- and strain-agnostic, therapeutic and prophylactic, with more than 1,000 patients dosed to date.

Pink Eye Comes First

Acute infectious conjunctivitis is where a broad-spectrum antiviral proves itself fastest: a large indication, a clear viral cause, no approved therapy and a readout measured in days.
Success in the eye would provide human validation of the mechanism and generate clinical experience that may inform development across the broader platform.

1000+

Patients dosed to date by intravenous, topical ophthalmic and dermal delivery, with an excellent safety profile.

23

Viruses with significant selectivity indices, tested independently by USAMRIID, NIAID, the CDC and Utah State University.

2042

Latest patent expiry in a layered estate covering composition, use and prophylaxis.

Where We Are

EMERALD cleared to begin, with clinical
development advancing in 2026

EMERALD is a Phase 1/2 study of OKG-0303 in acute infectious conjunctivitis, designed to evaluate safety, tolerability and antiviral activity in a real-world patient population.