AstraZeneca Deepens Gene Editing Capabilities with Revvity Partnership

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1. AstraZeneca has entered a non-exclusive licensing agreement with Revvity to enhance its gene editing capabilities.

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2. The partnership aims to develop cell therapies for cancer and immune-mediated conditions using Revvity's Pin-point base editing platform.

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3. Pin-point utilizes a modified Cas enzyme to enable precise and efficient gene edits while minimizing off-target effects.

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4. The agreement will support Revvity's goal of advancing its base editing platform into clinical applications.

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5. Unlike traditional CRISPR-based technologies, Pin-point cuts only one strand of DNA to correct faulty bases.

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6. Pin-point is a modular technology that can be tailored for optimal therapeutic performance based on the target gene.

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7. The platform has demonstrated potential in various cell types and therapeutic indications, including induced pluripotent stem cells and T-cells.

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8. AstraZeneca's gene editing toolbox already includes CRISPR GUARD and CRISPR VIVO, and Pin-point will be a valuable addition.

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9. AstraZeneca collaborates with academic institutions and industry partners to expand its gene and cell therapy portfolios.

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10. The partnership with Revvity follows AstraZeneca's recent acquisitions of Neogene Therapeutics and LogicBio Therapeutics to strengthen its capabilities in T-cell therapies and gene editing.

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