About us

A biotech built for the people by the people.

A biotech built for the people by the people.


Our goal is to bring the first disease-modifying treatment for osteoarthritis to the people who need it, backed by individual investors rather than Wall Street.



Our goal is to bring the first disease-modifying treatment for osteoarthritis to the people who need it, backed by individual investors rather than Wall Street.


It started with one question.

In 2006, spine surgeon Dr. Gaetano Scuderi asked why some joints break down while others stay healthy into old age. His search led to A2M, and to Cytonics.

It started with one question.

In 2006, spine surgeon Dr. Gaetano Scuderi asked why some joints break down while others stay healthy into old age. His search led to A2M, and to Cytonics.

Principles

Start with nature.

We take a protein the body already uses to protect tissue and engineer it to work harder.

Independent by design.

We are funded by individual investors, not venture capital or big pharma.

Show our work.

We share progress openly, including when plans change.

Our story

Dr. Gaetano Scuderi noticed that some patients got worse after spine surgery with no sign of infection. He suspected that proteases, enzymes that normally clear damaged tissue, were staying switched on and damaging cartilage.

His discovery of the fibronectin-aggrecan complex (FAC), a marker of protease-driven cartilage breakdown, supported that idea. Searching for a way to block many proteases at once, he found alpha-2-macroglobulin (A2M), a natural protease inhibitor in the blood.

That led first to APIC™, which concentrates a patient’s own A2M, and then to CYT-108, an engineered version designed for consistency and scale. From 2010 to 2012, our research was also supported by a $1.8 million Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) grant from the National Institutes of Health.

$40.3M

Funding raised including
$25M+ through equity crowdfunding

Founded:

2006

Location:

Jupiter, Florida

PARTNERED WITH RESEARCHERS FROM

  • Beaumont
  • BME
  • Brown
  • FAU
  • Jefferson
  • Scripps
  • Stanford

Milestones

2006

Founded as Gamma Spine. Renamed Cytonics Corporation in 2007.

2013

APIC™ receives FDA 510(k) clearance.

2014–2015

APIC™ licensed internationally. Work on CYT-108 begins.

2016–2017

First GMP-grade CYT-108 produced.

2018

Joey Bose appointed CEO.

2019

First equity crowdfunding offering (SeedInvest Reg CF).

2019–2020

Preclinical studies completed. APIC™ licensed for veterinary use.

2021

First Regulation A+ offering (SeedInvest). 2022: Reg CF offering on SeedInvest. About $9M across the two. IND-enabling studies completed.

2023–2024

Reg CF offerings on DealMaker and StartEngine. First patient dosed with CYT-108 in June 2024.

2025

Acquired a 5,000-patient osteoarthritis dataset and began building FOCAL, an AI model of how OA progresses. Phase 1 database locked in October. Largest single raise to date: a Reg A+ offering on StartEngine.

2026

Phase 1 Clinical Study Report completed in March. Reg CF offering on DealMaker.

Board of Directors

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Tracy Goeken, MD

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Tracy Goeken, MD

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Tracy Goeken, MD

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Gordon Ramseier, MBA

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Gordon Ramseier, MBA

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Gordon Ramseier, MBA


Our Ambassadors


3rd Generation

Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Master & Co-founder of Gracie University

"It's rare to find a science that matches what our bodies need. Cytonics is doing just that."

Rener Gracie

Co-founder of Gracie University

Picture of Priya Nair for their testimonial.

3rd Generation

Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Master & Co-founder of Gracie University

"It's rare to find a science that matches what our bodies need. Cytonics is doing just that."

Rener Gracie

Co-founder of Gracie University

Picture of Priya Nair for their testimonial.

3rd Generation

Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Master & Co-founder of Gracie University

Picture of Priya Nair for their testimonial.

"It's rare to find a science that matches what our bodies need. Cytonics is doing just that."

Rener Gracie

Co-founder of Gracie University

Investor Presentation
Cytonics: a biotech rebellion

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