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Anocca signs licensing deal for EmendoBio’s gene-editing tech

Pharmaceutical Technology

Anocca has entered a licensing agreement with EmendoBio for the use of the latter’s OMNI-A4 nuclease, a gene editing technology.

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Regeneron and Mammoth team up to develop gene editing therapies

Pharmaceutical Technology

Regeneron Pharmaceuticals has collaborated with Mammoth Biosciences to develop in vivo clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats (CRISPR)-based gene editing therapies.

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FDA approves Vertex’s gene-edited therapy for beta thalassemia

Pharmaceutical Technology

The US FDA has approved Vertex's CASGEVY, a gene-edited cell therapy, to treat transfusion-dependent beta thalassemia.

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CRISPR gene editing on human embryos may have dangerous consequences, says new study

Pharmaceutical Technology

Experts warn caution around CRISPR gene editing technology on human embryos as it may have dangerous consequences.

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Moderna partners with Life Edit for mRNA gene editing therapies

Pharmaceutical Technology

Moderna has entered a strategic research and development partnership with ElevateBio’s Life Edit Therapeutics to discover and develop new in-vivo mRNA gene editing therapies. The post Moderna partners with Life Edit for mRNA gene editing therapies appeared first on Pharmaceutical Technology.

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New eBook: What does the future hold for gene editing & CRISPR?

Drug Discovery World

Following the first regulatory approval of a CRISPR-based drug in late 2023, over ten years since the CRISPR-Cas9 system was elucidated, there is considerable optimism about the future potential for gene editing technologies. appeared first on Drug Discovery World (DDW).

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STAT+: Moderna expands CRISPR gene editing research with ElevateBio partnership

STAT News

Moderna is aiming to build a gene editing franchise powered by some of the same technologies used in its COVID-19 vaccines. The Cambridge biotech company announced Wednesday that it will partner with Life Edit Therapeutics to develop potentially permanent treatments for rare genetic diseases and other conditions.