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Synthego partners with bit.bio to build platform for genetic engineering of human cells for therapies
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Aug 24, 2023
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Human Gene Editing

Human Gene Editing

Aug 24, 2023

Synthego partners with bit.bio to build platform for genetic engineering of human cells for therapies

Partnerships

  • Genome engineering company Synthego and precision cell programming company bit.bio have announced a strategic partnership to explore synthetic circuitry implementation in cells for therapeutic purposes.

  • The partnership aims to develop advanced genetic engineering solutions for cell therapies by leveraging Synthego's gene-editing expertise and bit.bio's opti-ox precision cell programming technology to uncover and refine multiplexed genetic editing strategies. This approach has the potential of reducing the number of engineering steps required, and thereby reducing cell development timelines by up to 10 months. 

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