RXi Pharmaceuticals receives prestigious Innovation of the Year Award

RXi Pharmaceuticals Corporation (Nasdaq: RXII), a biopharmaceutical company pursuing the development and commercialization of proprietary therapeutics based on RNA interference (RNAi), today reported that the Company has received Frost & Sullivan’s 2009 North American RNAi Therapeutic Design & Delivery Technology Innovation of the Year Award for the development of its proprietary RNAi compounds, rxRNA™, and advanced delivery approaches. The rxRNA™ compounds are designed specifically for therapeutic use and contain many of the properties needed to develop RNAi-based drugs.

Commenting on today’s news, Noah D. Beerman, President and Chief Executive Officer of RXi Pharmaceuticals, stated, “We are honored to receive this prestigious award. RXi has built a comprehensive RNAi therapeutic platform based on innovative technology that we are using to advance internal therapeutic programs as well as those of our partners and collaborators. RXi’s therapeutic platform consists of rxRNA™ compounds optimized for therapeutic applications and advanced delivery technologies for both local and systemic delivery. For these accomplishments, RXi has been recognized with the Frost & Sullivan RNAi Technology Innovation of the Year Award.”

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