Dualase Cuts DNA Differently.
Dualase is a platform gene editing technology that cuts DNA twice and leaves non-compatible DNA ends.
Other gene editors leave compatible DNA ends when they cut DNA. When a cell repairs compatible ends it leads to random insertions or deletions or a low frequency of repair.
NON-COMPATIBLE DNA ENDS INFLUENCE CELLULAR DNA REPAIR.
Depending on the presence or absence of template DNA, the cell may introduce defined length deletions (no template) or increase the frequency of repair (with template).
Defined Length Deletions & Increased Repair Allow Targeting of Genetic Diseases That Could Not Be Targeted Before.
BUILDING A PIPELINE OF THERAPEUTICS BASED ON DUALASE
Studies in progress across a broad range of indications demonstrating the breadth of the Dualase platform
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SBI is interested in licensing compelling technologies in the gene editing field that improve nuclease function or delivery to somatic cells. Please contact us below if your technology might be a good fit.
Partnerships & Collaborations
Partnerships & Collaborations
Partnerships & Collaborations
SBI knows that a team effort accelerates research far faster than any one group can achieve alone. In this spirit, please contact us below for potential academic or industrial partnerships, collaborations or co-developments in the gene editing field.
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