PETACH TIKVA, Israel, April 16, 2026
Interna Therapeutics has announced a strategic research collaboration with Daiichi Sankyo to advance its Molecular Nano Motor (MNM) intracellular delivery platform, aiming to enhance the precision, efficiency, and performance of targeted therapeutic modalities. The partnership reflects growing industry demand for next-generation drug delivery technologies capable of overcoming one of the most critical challenges in modern drug development—efficient intracellular delivery of therapeutic agents.
Collaboration Focuses on Advanced Intracellular Delivery
Under the terms of the agreement, the collaboration will focus on integrating Interna’s MNM molecules with advanced targeting strategies to improve intracellular delivery, functional activity, and therapeutic performance across selected research programs. The initiative will begin with preclinical evaluation, providing a foundation for potential expansion into broader research and additional therapeutic programs based on successful outcomes.
The collaboration framework allows both companies to explore how MNM technology can enhance drug targeting precision and cellular uptake, particularly for complex therapeutic modalities such as nucleic acids and biologics. By addressing intracellular delivery barriers, the partnership aims to unlock higher efficacy and improved clinical outcomes across multiple disease areas.
This agreement also strengthens Interna’s position within the biopharma ecosystem, highlighting increasing interest from global pharmaceutical leaders in innovative delivery platforms that can complement existing drug pipelines.
MNM Platform Enables Breakthrough Drug Delivery Innovation
Interna’s proprietary Molecular Nano Motor (MNM) platform represents a novel approach to intracellular delivery, designed to transport therapeutic cargo directly into cells without relying on traditional delivery systems such as viral vectors or lipid nanoparticles. This technology enables efficient penetration into target tissues and enhanced intracellular access, which are critical for therapies involving siRNA, mRNA, and other macromolecules.
The MNM platform has the potential to significantly improve the performance of targeted therapies by ensuring that active compounds reach their intended intracellular targets with greater accuracy and consistency. This capability is particularly important in emerging therapeutic areas such as gene therapy, RNA therapeutics, and precision medicine, where delivery efficiency directly impacts treatment success.
By combining MNM technology with Daiichi Sankyo’s expertise in drug discovery and targeted therapies, the collaboration aims to create synergistic advancements in therapeutic design and delivery, potentially leading to next-generation treatments with improved safety and efficacy profiles.

